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What is the correct description of this wheel bolt nut lug?

05-06-2022 2:49pm

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What is this, m10 ........?

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#2 06-06-2022 7:50am

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Ruler is not enough, vernier caliper would do better. Thread pitch is also important in that matter, btw. So it'd probably be the likes of M10x1.25, conical seat.
What car?

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#3 06-06-2022 7:58am

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Wheel nuts or bolts / studs are the common terms used.. then which specific vehicle they are used for. As in :" i need a complete set of wheel nuts for my 1955 Ford 100E ".

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#4 06-06-2022 10:08am

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It's a caravan, alloys

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#5 06-06-2022 6:31pm

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Bring it to a motor factors.

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#6 08-06-2022 11:26am

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Might try scap car dealer

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#7 08-06-2022 1:33pm

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Trailerstuff or trailerspares.ie or any car trailer dealer near you. More likely M12 but if you haven't a calipers use a 10mm or 12mm open spanner to measure the thread. Make sure you get one with the right cone taper or it'll loosen, 3 common types are dome,45 degree & 60 degree. that looks like 60. Don't use a longer bolt - it'll break the brake linkages when the wheel spins.

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