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JimmyTwoTimes
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I was about to start a thread with the same name, but now I can't, so...
My winter tires came with narrower lugnut heads than the stock ones (because the hole for the threads in the winter wheels was smaller, and the stock nuts didn't leave enough room for a socket to get in between the nut and the wheel opening). I put the aftermarket nuts back on when I took my winter tires off, but now I'm wondering... is it possible that the narrower lugnuts won't hold the stock wheel on? Like, could the slip right over the lugnuts under heavy cornering and have the wheel fall off?
My winter tires came with narrower lugnut heads than the stock ones (because the hole for the threads in the winter wheels was smaller, and the stock nuts didn't leave enough room for a socket to get in between the nut and the wheel opening). I put the aftermarket nuts back on when I took my winter tires off, but now I'm wondering... is it possible that the narrower lugnuts won't hold the stock wheel on? Like, could the slip right over the lugnuts under heavy cornering and have the wheel fall off?
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For factory its a 14mmx1.5 buldge seat
for aftermarket wheels
14mmx1.5 acorn seat
preferably you want a 19 or 20 mm socket style
for aftermarket wheels
14mmx1.5 acorn seat
preferably you want a 19 or 20 mm socket style
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