1/2-20 Black Wheel Lug Nuts, Dynofit 20pcs 1/2x20 Hex 60 Degree Steel Conical Lugnuts for Aftermarket Tuner Durango Journey Viper XJ KJ KK CJ Commander XK ZJ WJ WK Liberty TJ JK Explorer Ezgo Club Car

Put lug nuts on with new wheels and had no issues.

Looks great but need two more two complete the job had to replace a stud that it stripped the theads on asked for two replacements no answer from the vendor

Some of the lug nuts threads were not cut correctly and could not be used.

Lugs work great on my Rav4 with aftermarket wheels. They're only powder coated so make sure you don't use an impact or 12pt socket. It'll easily chip them and then they'll start to rust. Made that mistake on my first set so bought another after two or so years. Overall, happy with them over the chrome look.

It was supposed to be a 20 pack... I received 18..

I have had these black lug nuts on my Jeep for about nine months and so far they have been holding up fine. With a brake change, lift install and a couple of tire rotations, I have removed and reinstalled all five tires probably five or six times since purchase. I use an impact wrench to remove and then a torque wrench on all lug nuts to 100 ft-lbs for install. So far, the coating is holding up, but I see some signs of wear. I am not certain that it won't start to wear off with more tire rotations. I would figure with normal use, I would rotate my tires two to three times per year. I would say that I have put about two years worth of wear on them so far and they are fine. If I have to spend twenty bucks every two to three years to replace these, I am ok with that. I would purchase them again.Edit: After 15 months, I am seeing a decent amount of rusting. I will most likely replace this summer.Edit #2: I didn't replace them last Summer and now I have had them just over two years and they are all very rusty. They definitely need replacing now as they have become unsightly.***********************************************************************************************************************************************I rely on reviews when I make purchases so I put a lot of time into reviewing everything I buy on Amazon for personal and my business. Please show your appreciation by clicking the "helpful" below when it asks if the review is helpful!!!

This wheel nuts are good quality for the price,the only problem is on the paint. Cheap paint. When you install them on the rim socket contact areas take the paint away. Right there first time use and they look old.

No complaints, pretty good and didn’t get stripped after first install

Product arrived a couple days ahead of time. I had previously ordered them in early December and that order never arrived. Make sure you know the mating surface type on your wheels (cone, which has a V shape, ball, which has a rounded shape). These fit my 17” steel rims I’m using for my snow tires on a 2019 RAV4. They will not fit the alloy rims that were part of the delivered vehicle. Also be aware the nut size (socket required) to install and remove is 19mm or 3/4” - that’s provided in the product description by the supplier. Also better not to drive them on with an impact driver as it will damage the chrome surface on the nuts. Don’t know what they will look like when winter is done, but hope for no rust or discolouration.

I put these on 14 days s ago ??? And there rusting? There chrome plated ?

My old lug nuts were starting to show their age, and the threads inside were starting to wander a bit, so I picked up these to replace them all.They look good, fit perfect, and I have no complaints whatsoever..

Do not use anything but 6 point good socket. NO impact or use those sockets with ratchet .The paint is not powder coated on. It is lightly sprayed over a regular coated nut .Even trying to be gentle to install, the paint comes off on the high side of the nut .Yea they work , remove your wheel a couple times and they will be all marked up .

Lug nuts appear to be good , they come in a plastic bag but the are lightly coated to prevent pitting , it is removed easily with a fibre rag . I torqued them to 100 lbs ... Not sure beyond that . I have a 2003 jeep wrangler and they seem ok .