Lug nuts for aftermarket wheel

[nick1979]

I am looking for recommendations for aftermarket style lug nuts for my Mach-E. I have the wheels ready but was told the OEM style will not work for my wheels. I need cone/acorn 60 degree. For those of you that you needed the same style, what did you get?
Thanks!

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[markboris]

I am looking for recommendations for aftermarket style lug nuts for my Mach-E. I have the wheels ready but was told the OEM style will not work for my wheels. I need cone/acorn 60 degree. For those of you that you needed the same style, what did you get?
Thanks!

Hey Nick, there are many choices out there and here on the forum we've used all types. This one has been one of the more popular ones. Fits the Mach-E and the cone is 60˚.

https://www.amazon.com/Wheel-Accessories-Parts-Lug-Mustang/dp/B0B17T3HV4?th=1

 

[HuntingPudel]

I'm not sure why your wheels wouldn't work with factory lug nuts. I bought a set of black Gorilla wheel locks and America's Tire sold me a set of black splined lug nuts because I wanted black nuts. ?‍?

 

[GreaseMonkey]

Hey Nick, there are many choices out there and here on the forum we've used all types. This one has been one of the more popular ones. Fits the Mach-E and the cone is 60˚.

https://www.amazon.com/Wheel-Accessories-Parts-Lug-Mustang/dp/B0B17T3HV4?th=1

These are not the custom ones you use with your wheels, right Mark?

 

[markboris]

These are not the custom ones you use with your wheels, right Mark?

Correct, those are not mine but they are popular for Mach-E owners. Mine are custom made titanium. ?

 

[GreaseMonkey]

Correct, those are not mine but they are popular for Mach-E owners. Mine are custom made titanium. ?

I figured. Am afraid to ask how much! Mark, you need to license your design back to Ford. I would be willing to pay $10k more to get the one you have. But I’m sure you spent more than that on it ?

 

[rreddy3]

I am using Ford accessory black lug nuts, bought them from American Muscle so the price was a bit easier. Ford claims these are the same black lug nuts used on the GT supercar that came out in, I think, 2017. I gotta tell ya, my car is sooo fast now with those lug nuts it will make your head spin ... ?

 

[markboris]

I figured. Am afraid to ask how much! Mark, you need to license your design back to Ford. I would be willing to pay $10k more to get the one you have. But I’m sure you spent more than that on it ?

You can get them for between $250-$450 depending on type and manufacturer.

 

[dtbaker61]

I am looking for recommendations for aftermarket style lug nuts for my Mach-E. I have the wheels ready but was told the OEM style will not work for my wheels. I need cone/acorn 60 degree. For those of you that you needed the same style, what did you get?
Thanks!

Stock nut flange diameter is bigger than some wheel seats... like the Enkie wheels I got. I didn't spend the $260 for Ti, but I did get some AL lugs which have been just fine.

$55 set (20) 14x1.5 lugs because stock with chrome covers do not fit in Enkie lug holes

http://vmsracing.com

if you go AL, be sure to add a dab of grease on threads, and do not over-tighten.

 

[nick1979]

I contacted the manufacturer of my aftermarket wheels (Martian Wheels) and they confirmed I cannot use the OEM style with their wheels. THey suggested the common 60 degree cone/acorn. However, I bough one set from amazon, and they are tiny! I would not trust them... so I am looking again.

 

[markboris]

I contacted the manufacturer of my aftermarket wheels (Martian Wheels) and they confirmed I cannot use the OEM style with their wheels. THey suggested the common 60 degree cone/acorn. However, I bough one set from amazon, and they are tiny! I would not trust them... so I am looking again.

Not sure what you mean by tiny. Do you mean they are too short? Lug nuts are made in all different lengths and it depends on your specific wheel as to if you need short, medium or long lug nuts. I have had quite a few sets of wheels and need several sets of lug nuts in different lengths to work with them.

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