If you get a metric and sae socket set, would you still want these specifically for lugs?
1889018
yes they work better and last longer I got them and have enjoyed the use out of them I use them at least once a week
1889019
Obviously you wouldn't need them if you have the socket sets because they will include the same sizes. However these are great if you're working with a lot of wheels as you don't have to carry an entire socket set (or two) around with you. I also believe they are a little thinner than your average sockets allowing them to fit some of the wheels where they are deep in a casting and don't allow much clearance.
878123
This set is a mix of metric (18 mm and 14 mm) and SAE (5/8", 3/4" and 13/16"). The 13/16" might be close, but there's no guarantee (and you could end up with a burred spark plug).
1293830
metric 7mm, look for the bargain set of allen wrench sockets they are usually as cheap as a single socket (under 10 dollars)
2171132
Hi again, Becuase these come with metric studs and nuts, they are made for imported carts like the Yamaha's. Virtually all carts use a 4/4 lug pattern but the special reduced hex size nuts provided to mount these spacers will only bolt to 10mm studs. Then the nuts you currently have must be 10mm to bolt to the new studs. Thanks again, Greg
2042505
Yes. These lug nuts work perfectly. The only problem I have is that they are big and you can't use a hammer socket with aluminum rims. You have to use a chrome socket.
1016374
When I ordered them from Trends Auto they did not come with lug nuts. Hope that helps.
1589567
If the lug patterns match I don't see a reason why they wouldn't! Not sure what the return policy is, but maybe you could contact the manufacturer and see if they don't fit if you could return them? Hope I've helped!
1288939
My after market lug nuts on my 2003 Superduty have 14X1.5 stamped on them and mine are fine threads, if stamped 14X2.0 they are course thread lug nuts.
937092
You get the set. I didnt need anything to swap out my auto hubs on my 90 t4r... i did get stainless acorn nuts for them tho. Looks sweet
797650
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179839
Don't think so. 14mm lugs are for heavy duty trucks. Check specs. On line for Charger. More like 12 or 10 mm
220891
It depends on the style of lug nuts that you have. I had to buy new lug nuts because mine were too wide to fit inside the holes on the adapters.
942521
The ones I use it for are 12mm X 1.5" Gorilla tuner lugnuts which are what came with this socket originally.
1811156
if you have course threads just hammer out the studs and put your old ones in the new bearing kit thats what i did, and saved almost 200 on a set. timken is great and yes it's 8 lug and will work
92336
I'm sure that it will. There is a good range of sockets in the set, and should fit any locking lug nut, or rounded lug nut, less than an inch or so. Remember, you need to have a 1/2 inch breaker bar and a two pound hammer for these to work. Just pounding the socket onto the lug nut may not work.
1619142
I love this set of deep sockets, but they are intended for use for things like wheel bolts where you have lots of space. I couldn't imagine that you could get the 10mm one into tight places where the bolts are close together. I wouldn't recommend it as a primary set, but its awesome for what its intended for.
1992803
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.