exploreco

These are what I put on mine. Have held up well so far. Gorilla

http://www.ebay.com/itm/24-GORILLA-F...ZU3TXp&vxp=mtr

jhanna

I used this place for some replacements for my Jeep Wrangler. Solid, one piece, have held up well. Priced very reasonable, singles or sets.

http://www.ezaccessory.com

I also think the 2500/rotatation is overkill.

msgross

I replaced my locking lugs (after the adapter sheared off) with 4 of the autozone one's and they are solid one piece as well. The chrome wasn't as shiny as stock but I plasti-dipped mine anyways.


If a guys wanted to replace all of the lugnuts then the gorilla set would be a good option. Factory lugs are crap, as we all know.

digitaltrucker

Thanks, made an offer on these, Gorillas 61108CXL.

wolfy53

I got these stainless still ones. gorilla brand

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00280BL08/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Runningriot

I also went with the Gorilla 61108CXL. Hate how the factory ones buldge and split.

Junk factory ones at install.



Factory vs Gorilla

FLXLT

I've read the lugs swell when they are hot and the metal cannot to handle an impact socket, so they get all beat up.

I got gorilla lugs and they have held up better so far.

Bumpncarstereo

Gorilla like many others have said.

robertsunrus

Hi, yes, these lug nuts are junk now. They wouldn't be if a proper socket was used on them. I use thin wall, deep, impact sockets for all of my lug nuts. Look at these pictures and it is obvious that the sockets used on these lug nuts were too short and only covered about half of the hex in depth.

Runningriot

The proper socket wouldn't fit as I stated in my post that the chrome shell swelled and split. Had to use an impact gun and a larger "incorrect" size socket just to get on to the hex. They were junk and I didn't care how I got them off.

Thanks