Mcgard Safety Lug Nuts on 2040-parts.com
Hicksville, New York, US
I have available for sale a set of safety lug nuts.
I believe these a McGuard, they are chromed and they are in good shape. No splines are rounded or chipped, the wrenches are in good shape.
The centering bottom collar for these is cone shaped, making them suitable for after market wheels. These particular ones have worked very well, with Linea Corse wheels.
This package could in fact secure two cars, because not only do you get 5x4 lug nuts with matching wrench, with outer splines, you also get 4 more, which have a top "cam" style lock, with a separate and different matching wrench..
You could choose to either provide an extra layer of safety, such as if you have real expensive wheels and want to secure them with a system that needs two wrenches to remove all the lugs, or you may want the ultimate balance and having all lug nuts of the same weight and use only the splined ones and use the cam lock ones on a different vehicle.
There is no warranty, the sale is final, there are no returns.
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