Gorilla Automotive (71641X) 14mm x 1.50 Thread Size Acorn Chrome X2 Wheel Lock, (Pack of 4)

Great product and works as expected.

When I bought this there were some not so great reviews.. I took a chance and I'm glad I did.. I love these. It's like an upgraded wheel lock.. 2 keyed collars on the lug.. if a socket is smashed over the first collar it cannot get past it without great difficulty.. I would buy again for my next car or set of wheels..

2024 Mustang Mach-E: These locking lug nuts fit perfectly. They stick-out only about 1/8th inch past the existing nuts, blends-in nicely. Nice chrome plating and appearance is excellent.

I really like this brand, this actually my second set, note do not loose the sticker with the serial number it will be impossible to get an extra key without it.

Gorilla Model 71641X 14 mm x 1.50.I like that it’ll be a bit of a challenge for someone to break into this particular keyed lug nut. I’ve used this style on a Camry for years, but I can easily hold the outer part of the lug nut while placing on the key. It’s a bit of a challenge to remove for tire rotation when you can’t actually hold the outer part of the lug nut with your finger! I found that rotating the outer part of the lug nut to a specific indent sequence set to on the top (12 o’clock), then align the key and gently sliding it on is helpful in this scenario with my Chrysler 300.Since I just got the new wheel lock set and it works good, I’ll be ordering the rather expensive replacement key right away just in case.Also, Gorilla’s part description incorrectly indicates “Includes Dual Hex Key (3/4" and 13/16" Hex sizes)” when the key is actually a Dual Hex Key (7/8" and 13/16" Hex sizes).

14 mm x 1.5 are the factor lugs for 2016 Dodge Ram 1500. With the right socket you can snug these up very easily and they are almost indistinguishable from the factory lugs from a few feet away.Easy to put on and take off. You hold the outside piece still with a finger, spin the lock key until it lines up. Then put light pressure on the lock key while spinning until it lines up with the inner pieces. Remove like normal after you have both pieces lined up.The cloverleaf wheel locks are so common that thieves in the Detroit area are carrying the key with them. I know it's only a deterrent but this is just one more key they have to hope they are carrying if they want my wheels.To those who say they rust, you shouldn't be using an impact wrench on chrome plated lugs, ever. Impact wrenches can crack chrome plating. Use a cheap 18" breaker bar and the right size socket to remove them then spin the lugs by hand once loose. Even my 5' tall wife can crack lugs loose with the breaker bar and it's under 20 bucks.I've had these on my car for near 2 years in Michigan winters and still zero rust on them. Now I've purchased them for my truck.

I really like these Lugnuts except for the fact that the second one I tried to install broke in half. My concern is that these will end up breaking in the future.However, even if they break it leave such a small knob that it would be difficult to remove them without the key.UPDATE- I returned the original set and received a replacement. This time the second lug nut broke in half I decided to keep it installed because I need some security. So I install the remaining two and the fourth lug nut I installed broke as well. So basically half of the nuts that I installed broke on installation. I can attest that the key was fully inserted and I was using a torque wrench and adhered to the installation directions. I’m afraid that even those that installed properly would likely be broken by the dealership or discount tire because I regularly rotate my tires.This product is clearly defective, which is unfortunate because I really like the design and they were highly ranked by Todd at project farm.

Very good product, I removed a star because in order to be able to place or loosen it needs to align the two parts and I had to make a discreet mark to make it easier, without it being obvious.