Black lug nuts
Local powder coat shop does lug nuts. I don’t like it because the powder coat adds thickness and the finish ends up getting damaged over multiple uses.
Ive tried all the solid black lugs on the market and the genuine LR black lugs are far superior.
Ive tried all the solid black lugs on the market and the genuine LR black lugs are far superior.
I actually damaged the OEM locking lug on the spare because the dealer decided to torque it down to 8000ft/lbs. If it's damaged that quickly I cant really call it "superior".
Last edited by CHEERIO; Jun 25, 2025 at 08:30 AM.
The black finish on the OEM seems tougher than the others, to me.
Ive used impacts on the locking lugs without issue although another shop told me the ruined one using an impact. I think it’s all about having solid positive contact between the key and the lug.
Ive used impacts on the locking lugs without issue although another shop told me the ruined one using an impact. I think it’s all about having solid positive contact between the key and the lug.
Unfortunately the force was too much for the lug and it was damaged. I've gone to aftermarket lugs on nearly every vehicle Ive owned since I prefer black and cant say I've had an issue when using Gorilla/McGard.
Last edited by CHEERIO; Jun 25, 2025 at 07:00 PM.
If so nothing can be further from the truth.
One example of a cheap Amazon product compared to OEM proves nothing.
Last edited by CHEERIO; Jun 27, 2025 at 02:25 PM.
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