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Simple installation for anyone.
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Red Acorn Spline Lug Nuts for Aftermarket Wheels; M14x1.5; Set of 24 (07-26 Yukon)Find parts that fit my vehicle
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Product Information
Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- 14x1.5 Bulge Acorn Spline Lug Nuts
- 1.9 Inch Length
- 6 Lug Install Kit (6 pieces)
- Fits 07-26 Yukon
Description
Wheel Fastening Components. The Red Acorn Spline Lug Nuts with M14x1.5 thread size and bulge acorn spline design are intended for securely fastening aftermarket wheels. These lug nuts offer tamper-resistant features associated with spline drive design and a red coated finish that provides moderate protection against corrosion and wear.
Construction and Appearance. Made from durable steel, these lug nuts feature a bulge acorn profile with a spline drive for enhanced security. The red coating adds a vibrant look while helping to resist surface rust under typical conditions.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires standard spline-drive compatible tools. No drilling is necessary, making the process suitable for professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts alike.
Application. These lug nuts fit the 07-26 Yukon without exceptions. The 6 lug install kit includes 6 lug nuts intended for vehicles with a 6-lug wheel setup.
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- (24) Lug Nuts
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