Do You Carry Matte Black Wheel Lug Nuts?

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I am looking for a wheel lug nut in matte black size 5/8-18. Do you have any otpions?

asked by: Neil H

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Hey Neil,

If you're needing some matte black wheel lug nuts, we have the Lionshead Trailer Wheel Swivel Flange Lug Nut 5/8"-18 in black part # LI84FR that is a single lug nut so you can order as many as you need. Or if you need a set of black lug nuts, we have the Lippert Swiveling Flange Trailer Wheel Lug Nut 5/8"-18 in black part # LC57ZP that is a set of eight lug nuts. Both of these lug nuts have a swivel flange, so if your current lug nuts don't have a swivel flange or if the wheels don't allow for a swivel flange these lug nuts can't be used. If your wheels are designed for swivel flange lug nuts, they will have a flat mounting surface around each lug hole, a large straight sided hole, and no tapered (cone-shaped) seat.

What trailer wheels do you have currently? And do they use acorn or swivel flange lug nuts?

expert reply by: Claire H

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 12

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