Lug Nuts/Wheel Locks
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03 CLK 430 Convertible "silkie" (sold), 2010 E350 Sport Sedan (graveyard), new wheels coming soon...
Lug Nuts/Wheel Locks
I bought these rims:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/18-OE...item1c12e5c7ee
Can anyone tell me where I can get lug nuts to fit them? These idiots at the shop seem not to know what size I need and says it depends on the tire? WTF.
If anyone has put on these wheels, let me know. Apparently the shop that my car is at says my front wheels fit with my lug nuts but that my back wheels do not fit.
If anyone has put these wheels on let me know what size lug nuts I need to buy and or where.
Thanks!
I'm not sure why something so easy seems so complicated!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/18-OE...item1c12e5c7ee
Can anyone tell me where I can get lug nuts to fit them? These idiots at the shop seem not to know what size I need and says it depends on the tire? WTF.
If anyone has put on these wheels, let me know. Apparently the shop that my car is at says my front wheels fit with my lug nuts but that my back wheels do not fit.
If anyone has put these wheels on let me know what size lug nuts I need to buy and or where.
Thanks!
I'm not sure why something so easy seems so complicated!
Last edited by rolling430; Jun 4, 2010 at 06:00 PM.
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"my front wheels fit with my old amg wheels but that my back ones do not fit".
Don't understand that line.
As far as bolts go, not nuts. First you must know what type of seat the new wheels have, either conical (cone shaped) or ball (round shape) and the size of the seat. A good rule of thumb is an inch of bolt sticking out of the back side of the rim. 6-7 full turns on the bolt to seat. Torque properly. Check for bolts at RAD USA direct. Easy people to deal with and know their sh*t
Don't understand that line.
As far as bolts go, not nuts. First you must know what type of seat the new wheels have, either conical (cone shaped) or ball (round shape) and the size of the seat. A good rule of thumb is an inch of bolt sticking out of the back side of the rim. 6-7 full turns on the bolt to seat. Torque properly. Check for bolts at RAD USA direct. Easy people to deal with and know their sh*t
Last edited by Mka77; Jun 4, 2010 at 06:00 PM.
