20 1/2" Double Threaded Chevy Truck Lugnuts on 2040-parts.com
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, United States
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Set Of 20 New 1/2" Double Threaded Lug Nuts Made in The U.S.A. Thread Size: 1/2" Listing Does not Include Black Caps Lug Nuts are for Factory OEM Wheels These Lug Nuts that will allow newer OEM FACTORY Chevy or GMC wheels to be installed on older Chevrolet or GMC pickup trucks 5 Lug wheels for 90-05Chevy or GMC Pickup Truck OEM factory wheels to be installed on 71-87 Chevrolet or GMC trucks that have 1/2 inch studs Lug Nuts are Threaded on the Outside for the Black Caps to put on Centers A Quantity of 1 is equivalent to 20 Lug Nuts |
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