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340571
Wheel Stud Thread Size: 12mm x 1.50 RH
Knurl Diameter (in.): 0.507 in.
Underhead Length (in): 2.750 in.
Knurl Length (in): 0.335 in.
2667365
Nice wheels, fit my Toyota Tacoma real good.
(Note these are universal 6 lug pattern (6x139 and 6x135) the picture is a stock photo, Im guessing 20x9 on the 17x9 the spokes look wider)
1113063
Ordered front and rear spacers for 2003 Excursion which these are supposed to fit.  The fronts physically fit and are a better solution than the ebay versions that require grinding the hub.  The problem is that the studs supplied on the fronts are 1/2 to 3/4 inch shorter than the rear.  The rear studs allow 2-3 threads on the stud to protrude from the factory lug nuts which is perfect.

However, the studs are shorter on the front spacers and the lugs actually sit proud of the end of the wheel studs.  Needless to say, not acceptable and unsafe.

So far, vendor's offer is to send longer studs.to install on the fronts.  Not sure why I need to figure out how to press on studs or pay someone to do it when the vendor should have included studs that fit stock Ford wheels.  The rears fit, why not the fronts?  Something not right here.  Will update this review if vendor corrects this problem.
412033
Works awesome! Be careful, oem studs won't fit this if you decide to take out the ones it comes with
4920538
There are two sizes of this wheel. The one I purchased was not the same as my grille. The seller did not give enough information to let me know that before the purchase. The wheel fits in but it's not the same size as the other wheel so the grille is tilted. In the spring I will replace the other wheel to match the new one but only in a brick and mortar store. I realize this is my bad. I should not have bought it without exact dimensions. Next time I will pass on the purchase if the dimensions are not posted. $25 X 2= $50, for two wheels to a grille? Not my best moment.
3174277
I was so frustrated trying to install these until i realized they were sized for a 700c wheel. When I measured them across, they were 50mm. This happened to another person on Bikeforums dot net as well. He also ordered from Amazon (his were silver). Thankfully, Amazon makes returns easy.
4084736
I bought these for my 1991 Nissan Hardbody pickup to replace the OEM chromed steel wheels.  The rims are gloss black, 15'' x 8" 6-lug on 139.7 mm (5.5in) with a 3.75" backspace and 108mm bore, same as description.  On my vehicle, the hub diameter is 100mm which required me to purchase additional wheel hub concentric rings (o.d 108mm - i.d 100mm) in order to fill the gap between rim bore and hub.  It is highly recommended so that your wheels sit perfectly centered reducing the risk of vibration.  The reason only 4 stars is because rims don't come with the center caps, lug nuts, or valve stems as shown on the product picture and it's not mentioned in the description.  Luckily I was able to reuse the ones from the OEM wheels which are held on by the lugs.  I was a bit concerned about the backspacing and wider rim because it's something you can only see after rim and tire have been mounted. As shown by the pictures (sorry for sideway pics) the wheels stick out a bit further and are about 1in wider than stock, but I liked the way they filled the fender gap.  Tires mounted were BFG All-Terrain T/A KO 31x10.5x15 which were the same I had on the OEM wheels.  Wheels were ordered and delivered quickly (5 days later), individually packaged, and were free of visible defects.  Mounted them and had no issues with balancing. Overall, THEY LOOK GREAT!
2537886
Doesn't tell you that the factory studs are too long for spacer and need to be shortened or replaced by shorter studs
3710549
Buyer beware.  I had to return these because I accidentally bought the wrong size.  I assumed that I could just measure the size of my wheels to buy the right wheel covers.  Actually, if your wheels are 15 inches wide, you need 14 inch wheel covers.  Go figure.  I bought a different set of 14 inch wheel covers elsewhere and they fit perfectly.  You only need to read the size of the tire - the last number of your tire size written on the tire wall.  Since no one explains this, I thought I would admit my mistake here. The wheel covers actually seemed pretty good quality, but there were no instructions in the box as to how to install them, thus 4 stars out of 5.  I am sure these will work fine if you get the right size.
2200837
The thread size is stamped on the side of the nut but otherwise the finish is great and no issues threading onto wheel studs.
2114368
Land Rover wheel nuts for both RangeRover P38 or Defender use 27 mm sockets.
So this tool is great for that. Great quality and nicely finished, It's the correct piece of equipment to carry around.
1980159
The diameter of the hole for the axel was smaller than the previous set of wheels from this manufacturer. Cannot use the wheel.
1666481
Perfect fit on my 08 MS3. Didn't have to use the extended studs provided.
The OEM studs were less than 2mm shorter than the extended ones; not a big difference.
I got 11 turns (recommended is 6.5) in all my wheels nut locks. I'm using Dorman Nut Locks.
4906682
Studs are weak, torqued them to 80lbs-ft (Subaru). Snapped two studs. Certified mechanic and have managed tire shops, not a moron. Get better ones if you plan to use them daily
1094736
This doesn't fit my vehicle; the studs don't match my lug nuts.
3823993
Got my delivery from China today. They look pretty decent, seem to be made with metal bases, have 3M adhesive backing... but they don't fit the recesses in my wheels - they're too long. Now, my wheels are BMW knock-offs, but should absolutely have the same dimensions as the OEM wheels. So whatever you're thinking of putting on, measure first before you order. They were so inexpensive that I'm not really crying over it, I just wanted future buyers to be forewarned about the size.
4382249
This is a well-built tough blackwall tire with an all-weather tread that will roll nicely in good weather too.
It's adverstised at 32 mm width, which is 1 1/4", but it measures out at 1 inch wide mounted.  I have it mounted on a 3/4" wide rim.  The mounting was not difficult but I went slowly and inflated a little at a time-  a couple of inches didn't seat at first, so I deflated a little, pushed that in, and then it inflated and set just fine.

It's not as wide as a 27 x 1 1/4 tire, if you are familiar with the old standard that came on a bike like a Schwinn Varsity.  Road clinchers often measure an 1/8" more narrow than they are labled- a 1 1/4" tire usually actually measures 1 1/8 inch across. A 1 3/8" tire then actually measures 1 1/4", a 1 1/8" measures 1" and so on, and it seems to carry through as a rule on 700C's as well But I've seen different tires from different makers actually measure the same while labled 1/4" different on the sides. I think the metric equivlent here should actually be labled 28mm, or even 25mm. The 700C rim is slightly smaller than the 27" rim, so the profile height of the tire is less too.

This tire is actually 1 inch across- I think the photo is actually a wider tire- so if you want a width like that, ORDER WIDER.  I have the next size, 35 mm in a Kenda tire on the way, and I'll review that.  I think it will go on the rim- (this information needs clarifying here, what width tire will fit what width rims One can make an educated guess from the tube sizes, but often 700 and 27" tubes are mixed and used for both ) But the descrepencies in 700C tire width between makers, and the general "1/8" less than labled rule" are annoying, especially when ordering on the net, and running delivery people around.

Here's the metric equilvalents, starting at 1 inch = 25.4mm
1 1/8"= 28mm
1 1/4"= 32mm
1 3/8"= 35mm
1 1/2"= 38mm

in other words, an 1/8" is about 3mm

but then remember: MOST of the tires will actually measure 1/8" under the labled size-
though this one measures a full 1/4" under 32mm, or 1 inch wide