Wheel Nuts

• Wheels: the parent category for wheels, fasteners and accessories.
• Performance Wheels: aftermarket wheels to pair with new nuts or bolts.
• Wheel Studs: replacement or extended studs for cars that use wheel nuts.
• Wheel Spacers: spacers, which may need longer bolts or studs.
• Wheel Accessories: other wheel hardware and accessories.
• All Brands: browse every brand Chicane carries.

• Nut or bolt: Cars with wheel studs use wheel nuts. Cars without studs use lug bolts that thread into the hub, such as the Dinan and APR lug bolt sets.
• Thread size and pitch: Match the diameter and pitch exactly. This range includes M12x1.25, M12x1.5, M14x1.25 and M14x1.5.
• Seat type: The seat must match your wheel's lug holes. The Dinan lug bolts are cone seat. Check the product listing and your wheel maker's information before ordering.
• Length: Lug bolts come in lengths from 27mm to 50mm. Some APR bolts are sized for use with 10mm or 12mm spacers.
• Open or closed end: Open-ended nuts, such as the Muteki HR50 and SR48, allow longer studs to pass through.
• Hex size: Options include 17 hex (Rays 17HEX, Hardrace Hex-17) and 19 hex (Titan 7). Make sure your socket matches.
• Material and finish: Choose from SCM440 chromoly steel (Hardrace), chromoly steel and anodised aluminium (Spoon Sports), and steel race nuts (Titan 7).
• Security: Locking sets include the Rays DURA-LOCK & NUT, the Rays 17HEX NUT & LOCK and the Honda Access alloy wheel lock nuts.
• Vehicle-specific sets: Some listings name the vehicle and chassis code, such as Honda Civic Type R (FK8/FL5), Honda Civic (FD/EC/ED/EE/EF/EG), Accord Euro (CL/CU1/CU2), Subaru BRZ (ZD8/ZC6), Forester (SG/SK/SJ/SH/SF) and Impreza (GK/GT/GP/GJ).

Installation by a professional is recommended. You will need a socket that matches the hex size and a torque wrench to tighten to your vehicle manufacturer's specification. For locking sets, keep the lock key somewhere safe. Re-check wheel nut or bolt torque after fitting, as your vehicle manufacturer advises.

What is the difference between wheel nuts and lug bolts?
Wheel nuts thread onto studs fixed in the hub. Lug bolts thread directly into the hub. Your car uses one or the other.

How do I know which thread size I need?
Check your vehicle manufacturer's information or your existing nuts or bolts. Each listing here states the thread size and pitch, for example M12x1.5 or M14x1.25.

Do I need longer lug bolts with wheel spacers?
Often, yes. Longer bolts may be needed to keep enough thread engagement. APR offers lug bolts sized for 10mm and 12mm spacers.

Do you sell locking wheel nuts?
Yes. The range includes Rays DURA-LOCK & NUT sets, Rays 17HEX NUT & LOCK sets and Honda Access alloy wheel lock nuts.