Are spline drive lug nuts good?
SplineDrive lug nuts offer a closed-end design, maximum gripping power, more stud engagement and a greater seating surface than socket style lug nuts. SplineDrive lug nuts take safety, dependability and good looks to the next level.
What is the point of spline lug nuts?
These lug nuts are the perfect addition to your new wheels. The ultra-thin spline drive design is ideal for small diameter lug holes found on aftermarket wheels. They feature a closed end design, more gripping power, a larger seating surface and extended stud engagement. Don’t risk scratching your new wheels!
What is the difference between spline and hex lug nuts?
splines are usually narrower, and will fit more aftermarket wheels where there might not be enough width in the hole to fit a big socket over the hex lug. also, since you mentioned black lugs.
Can I use aftermarket lug nuts on stock wheels?
Aftermarket lug nuts are made for every type of wheel available. As long as you get the proper lug nuts there is no safety issue. The problem comes when you try to use the incorrect lug nut on any type of wheel, aftermarket or OEM. As long as it’s a good quality part of the correct type than you will be fine.
Are all 6 spline lug nuts the same?
To our knowledge, there are only two sizes of 6-Spline nuts (with symmetrical or evenly spaced splines). If your 17mm, 18mm, 19mm, 11/16″ or 3/4″ socket (either Hex or 12-point) fits over your 6-Spline Nut, then you need the Small 6-Spline Key.
Can you spray wd40 on lug nuts?
WD-40 should not be used on lug nuts whether to try to remove them or to clean off rust. By applying oil, grease, or an anti-seize preparation to the threads, you run the risk of over-torquing them when you tighten up your wheels. WD-40 tends to be more of a band-aid fix than anything.
What is socket key?
This key may be used anywhere that electric power is supplied for the public or customers. It specifies the type and number of sockets that can be used concurrently.