Are these 19mm lug nuts? What is the function of "special key adapter to install/remove lug nuts..." ? I don't want to use a key, just a 19mm drive
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No its not a "special" key its made so its doesn't scratch or nick the corners of the lugs. Still a 19mm socket
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The nuts require a key, but really it's not that big of a deal, just put the key in your glove box and lock it. And make sure you have the appropriate socket in your jack location
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I believe its a 19, may even be a 17. Which is why the adapter is provided, most vehicles come with a 19mm or 22mm lug wrench standard. So unless you have a 17mm socket you use the socket with the kit. Also most impact sockets(cheap brands) are far too thick to even fit into the hole where the lug nut sits. Remember, about 90ft pounds to toghten, recheck in a few hundred miles.
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I believe it might depend on the seller you buy from, I bought from The Chrome Warehouse and received the screw on lug nut version, which is exactly what I wanted. maybe different sellers have the snap on version.
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What you see here are 20 lug-nuts. They are that, lug-nuts, however they require a special socket, so they cannot be removed with just any wrench. On the other hand, professional thieves will very likely have one of those sockets, and a set of lock keys, the best thing is to be careful where you park.
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I haven't used mine for lugs but I did use it to remove the pinion gear nut and it had plenty of torque for that. I imagine the lugs wouldn't be an issue.
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Did not work at first. This is what I see!!! With the lock installed ( as instructed), if you try hard enough, you can turn the whole lock assembly which will also turn (unscrew or loosen) the lug nut, then remove the spare. This can happen because the lock housing (master lock 262DAT) is too small for some nuts. There's no clearance between the lock housing and the lug nut when it's on. Of course you can tighten the lug real tight, but you can just let the air out of the tire, then loosen the whole thing, lock and nut together. What I did was grind down the length of a lug (make a short lug) to give clearance between the lug and housing. Now, once the lock is installed, and you turn the lock assembly but the nut will not turn or loosen. So far I have not lost a spare.
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Yes, these will work and I would suggest acorn or spline drive lugs. Feel free to call if you have any other questions or concers. Thanks Mike 224.587.9255
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I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches - SAE & Metric10 Specialty Bits1 Bit AdapterBlow Molded Carry Case I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches -... » Read More I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches - SAE & Metric10 Specialty Bits1 Bit AdapterBlow Molded Carry Case « Show Less
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Tona Plue, We believe what you are describing are tool-free mounting clips for the drives. To make certain that drives are adequately secured for shipping, we do use screws when installing them, instead of the mounting clips. We include them in the hardware packet you received, so that if you wish to switch to them, you may.
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That is not what this tool is designed for. Lug nuts on a car require a 1/2" drive tool with H.D. torque
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This question can't be answered because it is too generic. In other words, it all comes down to what type of case or hot swap system you are using as there are different ways and methods of sliding and locking it the drives depending upon the manufacturer. You will just have to roll up your sleeps and do the research for yourself.
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Hi - this is really the impact screw driver and not an "impact driver". I don't think it could break lug nuts loose but i hadn't tried it for that.
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I am happy with mine, however it went on an early 99 f350, which uses a coarse thread. I'm unaware of the warranty or return policy. The item I ordered was exactly what i was looking for; the 8 lug hub. Don't let the generic photo fool you, pay attention to the part number. These are fine thread as everyone has stated. So.... I bought new lug nuts and late model rotor to fit. (early -99 are a little different offset, which required the rotor swap.) I replaced all ball joints while i had it apart. This unit really got rid of the "Float" which is why i replaced mine. ( 37" tires are just so heavy and abusive on parts, so i went to a 35.) I'm hoping these last lol. I am happy with mine, however it went on an early 99 f350, which uses a coarse thread. I'm unaware of the warranty or return policy. The item I ordered was exactly what i was looking for; the 8 lug hub. Don't let the generic photo fool you, pay attention to the part number. These are fine thread as everyone has stated. So.... I bought new lug nuts and late model rotor to fit. (early -99 are a little different offset, which required the rotor swap.) I replaced all ball joints while i had it apart. This unit really got rid of the "Float" which is why i... » Read More I am happy with mine, however it went on an early 99 f350, which uses a coarse thread. I'm unaware of the warranty or return policy. The item I ordered was exactly what i was looking for; the 8 lug hub. Don't let the generic photo fool you, pay attention to the part number. These are fine thread as everyone has stated. So.... I bought new lug nuts and late model rotor to fit. (early -99 are a little different offset, which required the rotor swap.) I replaced all ball joints while i had it apart. This unit really got rid of the "Float" which is why i replaced mine. ( 37" tires are just so heavy and abusive on parts, so i went to a 35.) I'm hoping these last lol. « Show Less
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If the lugs used fit tire wrench size 19mm then it would be fit fine. I lost one cover, make sure to fit snugly.
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I'm not 100‰ sure about your application but if it looks like your stock lug nuts have a washer then this would work if it's the same mm also. I'm assuming it is the same.
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Matt, We do not offer any lug nuts for sale on Amazon, sorry. Thank you, BWT
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These are designed to remove the mechanism different manufacturers use to prevent wheel and hubcap theft. It will remove the keyed lug nuts and hub cap screws of quite a few designs but without knowing who made the wheel or the vehicle and what your locking mechanism specifically is I couldn't comment on its ability to remove your specific wheel.
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Don't know but u can goto an autoparts store like Autozone and ask them to lookup the size of the lug nuts and see if these are compatible or not.