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Old 01-28-2010, 12:51 AM   #1
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Stock Lug Nut on Aftermarket Wheels

I'm wondering if it's safe to use my stock lug nuts of Lexus IS250 on VOLK wheels.
Anyone has an answer to this?
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definitely not. and i'm pretty sure they dont' fit either.

toyota/lexus use the style with washers on them and only fit toyota/lexus rims. you'd damage the rims and risk having them come off.

get aftermarket lugs.
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get some RAys nuts man!
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we have the Ceco heat treated tuner nuts that should fit those in stock.
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apparently my wheels fell of my civic cuz i was using stock lugs on after market wheels.
well, that was the excuse the shop gave me when i pick up my car from getting coil overs installed from them, and on the drive home my wheels fell of on the highway.
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All you have to do is look at the seat on the wheels and the seat on the lugnut. If they're different, change them.
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most aftermarket wheels use this tappered type of lug nut



most stock wheels use this ball type of lug nut



ignore the fact this is a lug bolt, but look at how they differe, where it tappers to the threads or it is rounded to the threads.

if u drive a toyota, you use a shank style lug nut.


if you have steelies, you probably use the ball type.
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if stock nuts are unsafe for aftermarket wheels, then are nuts for alloy wheels safe to use on steelies (ie. taking off OEM alloys for steelies in the winter)?
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Well, if you have aftermarket lugs with aftermarket rims, you probably saved the stockers for stock rims.

Again, regardless of stock or aftermarket, the lugs have to match the rims.
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u need different ones for sure.

the holes in the volks are way smaller. the lexus/toyota lugs are huge.

DO NOT lose your OEM lug nuts, some shops charge $5/pc for the ones with washers.

also, for some volks, i think you need to get lug nuts that are dedicated to the specific wheel too. that goes for the Volks GT-C
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apparently my wheels fell of my civic cuz i was using stock lugs on after market wheels.
well, that was the excuse the shop gave me when i pick up my car from getting coil overs installed from them, and on the drive home my wheels fell of on the highway.
and wat happened
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