White Knight M12x1.50 Chrome Factory Style Lug Nuts for Select Toyota | Lexus | Kia | Genesis - Med Mag with Washer - Carbon Steel for Durable Construction & Easy Installation - 5307-4 ( 4 Pack )

This is a review of White Knight M12x1.50 lug nuts, set of 20. I purchased these to replace the original lug nuts on a Toyota. This product was a perfect fit, determined when I performed a routine tire rotation, also replacing the lug nuts at that time. I spun these lug nuts on by hand to test fit to the original lug bolt threads and compared them to the fit of Toyota lug nuts. Both WK & T nuts wiggle a bit when fully threaded on without wheel, so evidently these are not intended to be a precise close-tolerance fit. The new lug nuts make the used Toyota ones look a bit dingy. I torqued all lug nuts with a lug wrench and there were no issues whatsoever. Drove the vehicle afterwards and everything was fine. My main concern now is whether these lug nuts will withstand corrosion reasonably well over 2-3 years. I got 20 WK lug nuts for ~$21 with tax, so about a buck each. I priced Toyota lug nuts from several online sources and a local dealer. Prices ranged from $5 to $8 each, so cost of a set of OEM nuts is $100 to >$150 with sales tax. If the WK lug nuts last a couple years I will consider them an excellent value. I hope they don't vibrate loose, drop a wheel on the highway and injure or kill someone - something to consider.

Bought these to replace the two piece lug nuts on our van. The old lug nuts had bulged and were merely spinning in place. These were a perfect fit, went on smoothly and we haven't had a problem since.

The factory nuts are pretty soft metal and I rounded one putting a wheel back on. These replacements look factory and have all the same dimensions. Great fit, super happy with the finish and price. I now have spare nuts that I can store with the jack in the trunk. In my photo the two on the left are the new items, on the right is the original.

I bought these to replace some factory two-piece lug nuts on the wife's Toyota. The two-piece lug nuts inevitably start corroding between the lug nut itself and the stamped steel nickel-plated finish cap. Once they start corroding, they start bulging and a 13/16" socket no longer fits on the lug nut. Well, simply stated, these are not 13/16" hex lug nuts. Yes, two of my 13/16" sockets do barely fit on them, but they are chrome sockets. One is Snap-On, the other, I believe, is a Craftsman. Didn't try the vehicle's tire change kit lug wrench. The 13/16" impact socket DOES NOT fit. The lug nut, as can be seen in one picture, varies from .818" across flats to .820" inches. By definition, 13/16" is .8125". The lug nuts are simply too large to properly fit 13/16" sockets. I bought a 21 mm impact socket to be able to use these. It is a perfect fit. (I only use the impact driver to remove lug nuts, not install.) My 13/16" impact socket fits fine on the lug nuts on the other Toyota (cone seat style). Would I buy these again? Yes. I have purchased 3/4" hex lug nuts from White Knight for a Dodge and a Jeep (1/2" x 20 TPI) and those were perfect 3/4" hex. I don't know why these can't be true 13/16" hex. The chrome finish is very nice (hopefully it will last), and I expect they should hold up. And they are one piece lug nuts. The threads, upon close inspection, look to be well cut. No burrs and they thread on well enough. The washers are not too thick. They are properly captured, but rotate freely at the base of the shank. The 3/4" lug nuts I purchased last year (cone base) are still holding up nicely. As can be seen in another pic, these look nicer than the Ultra Power lug nuts I purchased off Rock Auto (White Knight on the left, Ultra Power on the right.)

A little expense, but high quality and worth it for 4 lugs. These look great and feel like OEM lugs on my 2010 Rx450h. As a footnote I to why I bought 4, to replace OEM locking lugs on the vehicle. These locking lugs become a pain in the ass unless you live is a very high crime area. True story, a Toyota dealer way over torqued the lugs on the vehicle to greater than 300 ft/lbs. Upon attempting to remove the locking lug myself to change a tire, the male star pattern on the locking lug key, sheared off into the female pattern making it impossible to remove the wheel. Had to take it to the dealer to remove the wheel at a significant cost. The dealer didn't want to hear that they were the cause by over torquing the lug nuts. Do yourself a favor and replace the locking lugs!

Perfect fit and great price. Was really happy to find these on Amazon I saw them at store and they only had one package, the ones on the car were getting so hard to use so I just wanted to replace all of them at once so I had a nice set to deal with next time I needed to pull the wheels off. I bought the black ones for no reason other than I wanted a reminder that I replaced them. Next time I might go back to Chrome, nice to have the options.

Very nice, individually wrapped too

Perfect fit for my 4Runner. They just need a little brake dust on them and they'll match the other lug nuts perfectly lol. Replaced my wheel locks because those are more likely to leave you stranded and unable to change a flat than to stop wheel theft, in my opinion.

Item as described, seems good quality, fits my wheel perfectly. Fast shipment, so no complaint and will recommend.

Good quality, worked as expected. First winter, if it fails I will update

Similar to OEM nuts.

Works perfect on my 2013 prius. It's the same size as my original nuts. The length from the washer to the bottom is not 0.6 inch, but 0.5 inch, exactly the same as my original nuts. That's a small mistake on the seller's side.

Worked out good for my replacement lug nuts