Lug Nuts for Karrier ST215/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire with 14 Inch Aluminum Wheel
Updated 08/28/2013 | Published 08/24/2013 >
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Question:
I recently purchased tires and rims #AM32195 and chrome lug nuts #12CLN. The lug nuts are too short for the thicker aluminum rims which prevents me from being able to get a tire tool on them should the need arise. I want to order the stainless lug nuts # AM90070. Can you tell me if these lug nuts will fit the wheels AM32195 or will they be too big to fit in the hole of the wheel?
asked by: Glenn T
Helpful Expert Reply:
You will have to use a thin-walled tool because of the limited space, The # AM90070 lug nut has a 7/8 inch diameter. The # 12CLN lug nut is a small 3/4 inch so # AM90070 would have even less space. But it is longer so you would be able to get a tool on the end of the nut without a special thin-walled tool. You could also use # 12CLN-L. It is not as long as AM90070 but has the same head size.
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