LMR SVE SP2 Wheels with OEM Locking lug nut ?

[jvezz]

SVE SP2 with OEM Locking lug nut ? I been searching I did see someone with OEM Lug nuts on SP2 I just can't find them again anyone using OEM locking lug ? I park on the street spline nuts don't seem to secure. Any info would be great thank you

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[Farkel]

If you compare the OEM nuts to the splined ones supplied with the SP2 wheels, you will see that the splined ones have a narrower base. This is needed to match the shape of the tapered opening of the SVEs. If you think you need locking lug nuts, which thieves have easy work-arounds for, get a set of "tuner" lug nuts. Gorilla makes them with the standard hex head, so you don't have to deal with a special socket and the risk of some shop monkey ruining the splines.

 

[2morrow]

I wouldn’t use OEM lug nuts on an aftermarket wheel.

 

[jvezz]

Thank you for the help
Do you think these will work ?
McGard 24216 Black Cone Seat Wheel Locks (M14X1.5 Thread Size) - Set of 4https://a.co/d/gVrZ9Rx

 

[Farkel]

Thank you for the help
Do you think these will work ?
McGard 24216 Black Cone Seat Wheel Locks (M14X1.5 Thread Size) - Set of 4https://a.co/d/gVrZ9Rx

Those will fit stock wheels, so they probably have the stock big bulge. In McGard, you want the 25112, which are spec'd as "tuner". Gorilla 76641nbc would also fit.

 

[jvezz]

Those will fit stock wheels, so they probably have the stock big bulge. In McGard, you want the 25112, which are spec'd as "tuner". Gorilla 76641nbc would also fit.

thank you
Now I can gets those tuner ones and at least slow down the wheel thieves and let them work for them haha

 

[Farkel]

thank you
Now I can gets those tuner ones and at least slow down the wheel thieves and let them work for them haha

You're welcome, but you really shouldn't just take the word of some anonymous goon on the web. "Trust, but verify."

 

[Gregdd]

The MCgard didn't do very well in the test.

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