Automotive 21133BC Small Diameter Acorn Black 5 Lug Kit (12mm x 1.50 Thread Size) - Pack of 20

I bought these for a set of Work Meister S1 wheels and so far like them. The lugs are impressively small and have a snug fitting key adapter. I have used a number of lugs before and these are probably the smallest I have seen. The diameter of the the outside of the lug (with the key on) is no bigger than the diameter of the 60 degree lug seat. This means it should theoretically fit in even the tightest tolerance wheels. These are spline drive lugs, so a standard lug wrench won't get them off. This likely provides a small degree of security by itself, though for expensive wheels I would recommend a good set of locks. I picked up the Gorilla Automotive 71631NBC Acorn Black Chrome Wheel Locks (12mm x 1.50" Thread Size), Pack of 4 . The finish will likely hold up well over time. This is due to the nature of the finish itself and the fact that the key fits very precisely and will not slip across the splines. I find that one of the main reasons regular hex lugs get scratched is ill-fitting wrenches which slip and slide across the surface of the lug. You will get none of that with these lugs. The key for the lugs has a section for a 3/4" wrench and one for a 13/16" wrench. I would suggest using the 13/16" since it is closer to the middle of the key, and is a larger diameter. This will put less stress on the key itself, reducing wear over time. Overall a very well designed set of lugs for tuner wheels.

Better than Dorman these are good enough. I don’t like nuts made of nylon

I've bought this exact set twice now, for 2 different cars. The first set was purchased in 2017 and that car has been through 5 or 6 sets of tires and countless rotations and brake jobs, repairs/upgrades, etc. The car is still on OEM studs and the lug nuts perform and look brand new. Buy the real deal.

I finally bought a set of new wheels for my beloved Fit Sport and while doing the research, everyone mentions getting these acorn style lugs for aftermarket wheels. I didn't buy these on first attempt, I bought one of the off brands Amazon insists on pushing to the top of search results. When I tried those, they didn't thread smoothly so immediately back in the box they went. I'm not going to have an older Honda that's missing a lug stem. So I found these, I know the brand and the price was right so I bought them. I wish Gorilla would make these in other colors as well, since I wanted red lugs, but I'm happy with the way these match the gunmetal color of my wheels. Everything else was textbook, they threaded on and continue to do so smoothly and by hand every time, assuring that my lug stems stay intact. The included removal tool provides some additional security and I know I can always get another in case something happens to it. All in all, a great part that just works as it should and compliments my new wheels in a great way. Forget what all the snobs online say about buying a set of lugs for more than $150 when these, for less than $21 fit my needs ideally. You won't be sorry...

...Or at least that's how they showed up. Ripped bag, some paint missing here and there -- the paint, on these lugs and pretty much any others, is destined to rub off. They're a wear item. Fortunately, these Gorilla lugs are cheap. Enough with the bad. They look great, very lowkey, the socket is high quality and the lugs and key are both incredibly thin/small. No concern about scratching your reps here. The paint is interesting, it feels like a gel nail polish -- just has a little give. It might hold up to hand tools but an impact wrench will no doubt eat it up. I'll buy them again when these start getting chewed up. Hard to beat when stock nuts are $60/set. Much better than Ford tumor lugs and anything else chrome/light.

Glad they shipped me 21 on accident instead of 20, because one of them cross threaded and was ruined. It wasn't a problem with my wheel stud as the threads on the stud were ok and the next lug went on just fine. It wasn't put on crooked either. A possible quality control issue? I had a set of the chrome gorilla lugs that lasted me a good 5 years before I decided they were getting too ugly and worn so I replaced them with these black ones. I expect another 5 years or so, but I'm not sure how long the black finish will last. They look good and no issues so far. Considering the cost for that type of service length, they still get a 5/5 from me. If I had to replace only one, I'm not sure how it would be handled though.

Bought these to replace the stock lugs I've had on my Acura for too long and that needed to be replaced. The fit of these lug nuts are great. They gave a much better look being black instead of the silver/chrome look of the standard lug nuts I had. The finish on these are ok. They seem like they may start to scratch after a few times being taken off and put back on. Also the key scratches easy, not sure if the finish is rust proof but time will tell. The construction of the lugs and the key itself seems fine. The key seems sturdy enough to handle what it needs to do, and the lug nuts don't feel any better or worse than the original lug nuts I had. Overall would recommend these if you are looking for a more low-profile look but not looking to break the bank with nicer looking lug nuts for nicer set of wheels.

These fit my 2026 Equinox RS with R19 wheels. Torque to 100 ft-lb.

perfect for my cx8

Exactly as described, used on BMW e60 5 Series with wide deep dish rims and slightly smaller lug holes requiring a slim longer nut and tool. These worked perfectly for my needs, I have purchased these before and used them on another car for over 9 years without issues, i hope to have the same luck with these. They were paired with extended stud conversion kit and are work perfectly. Highly recommend them to anybody, even if it is to replace your existing nuts

Beautiful look and good quality they fit my focus st perfectly

Loved this lugs! Fits perfectly and looks gorgeous on my rims.

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