…by our part description, beginning with an "N" for lug nuts or a "B" for lug bolts followed by the size, pitch, seat design, length and the appropriate lug wrench socket size. Note: Keep a set of your vehicle's Original Equipment lug nuts or bolts in the trunk just in case you ever need to use your…
…lug seat type is different. Also, you'll need new lug nuts or bolts if the hole in the face of the wheel needs tuner style lugs or if the center cap requires a shorter lug. When ordering, if an aftermarket lug is needed, your invoice will indicate the quantity, size, seat design, length and size…
…kit is used. To ensure the wheel is a perfect match for your vehicle, we measure or verify many items, including: * Bolt Pattern * Centerbore Diameter * Hub Diameter * Load Capacity * Lug Hardware * Suspension Components Clearance Once you have selected your wheel, the next step is choosing a set of…
…needed. Your invoice will indicate the quantity of nuts or bolts required, plus size, pitch, seat design, length and even the size of the lug wrench you'll need. And we'll always recommend that you keep those Original Equipment lug nuts or bolts because if you ever need to use that factory spare,…
…effect. Featuring a covered lug design, the Monster keeps the appearance of your 4x4 smooth and sleek. Monster wheels are offered in the modern 5- ,6- and 8-lug bolt spreads to fit your rig, with offsets ranging between +35 and -44. The wheel is available in the following sizes: * 18x9* 20x9* 20x10*…
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Email Page to a Friend Wheel Lug Torquing Proper wheel installation requires the wheel-attaching hardware (lug nuts or bolts) be tightened to the recommended torque specification for the vehicle make, model and year. Torque specifications are…
…wheel fits your vehicle includes: * Bolt pattern * Centerbore * Hub interference * Load capacity * Lug hardware * Suspension components Once you arrive at the wheel listings, you may have the option to select wheels of the same size or with a minus sizing or Plus Size fitment. Larger diameter wheels…
…for a smooth and trouble free installation once the package arrives. This may include lug nuts or lug bolts if a different size or type is needed. We also supply a lug adapter if needed to interface the new lug with your factory wrench. Centering rings are used as a placeholder to correctly position…
Why is it best to search for wheels by your specific vehicle? Our experience indicates that searching by wheel size, offset and bolt pattern alone are not specific enough criteria to ensure an exact fitment. Tire Rack uses sophisticated tools to create extremely accurate readings for proper fitment.…
…include: * Bolt Pattern * Centerbore Diameter * Hub Diameter * Load Capacity * Lug Hardware * Suspension Components Clearance Take a look at "How We Know What Fits" to see how we offer Tire & Wheel Packages that are specifically designed for your vehicle. Will the new size throw off my…
…However, how do you know which sizes will fit your vehicle? Leave that to us! When a new model of car or truck is released, we will bring the vehicle in to our facility for evaluation and measurements. When verifying wheel measurements for each application, we measure: * Bolt pattern * Centerbore *…
…verify that you have matching lug or bolt thread sizes, first install the lug nuts or bolts without the wheel. If you feel resistance while doing this, inspect the lug stud and nut (or hub and bolt) to see if the threads are clean or obstructed. If the lug nut or bolt appears obstructed or does not…
…verify that you have matching lug or bolt thread sizes, first install the lug nuts or bolts without the wheel. If you feel resistance while doing this, inspect the lug stud and nut (or hub and bolt) to see if the threads are clean or obstructed. If the lug nut or bolt appears obstructed or does not…
…to reduce the bore size to match the hubs of different vehicles. These rings keep the wheel precisely positioned as the lug hardware is torqued down. Some wheels are non-hub centric by design. These are known as lug centric wheels. With these wheels it is critical to torque the lug hardware with the…
…to reduce the bore size to match the hubs of different vehicles. These rings keep the wheel precisely positioned as the lug hardware is torqued down. Some wheels are non-hub centric by design. These are known as lug centric wheels. With these wheels it is critical to torque the lug hardware with the…
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