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ICON Alloys, Lug Nut Kit, M14 x 1.5, Black, 32 Count with Lug Key

ICON Alloys, Lug Nut Kit, M14 x 1.5, Black, 32 Count with Lug Key

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Engineered to complement the aggressive styling and precise fitment of ICON Alloys wheels, these premium splined lug nuts deliver dependable wheel retention with a clean, refined appearance. The narrow-profile splined design provides maximum clearance within tight lug pockets, making them ideal for modern aftermarket wheels while helping protect wheel finishes during installation and removal. Manufactured for use with M14 x 1.5 threaded wheel studs, each lug nut features a 60-degree conical seat to ensure proper centering and secure clamping force on compatible wheels. The closed-end construction offers added protection from moisture and debris intrusion while maintaining a finished appearance. A durable black E-Coat finish provides a stealthy look that pairs perfectly with a wide range of wheel styles and vehicle builds. Each kit includes 32 splined lug nuts and a matching installation key for easy serviceability.

Features

  • Includes splined lug nut key

Brand Overview

ICON Alloys was established with an objective to provide quality wheels built with precision, performance, and strength in mind. Time after time in the development of suspension components the ICON R&D team ran into clearance, fitment, and steering geometry issues with available wheel that limited drivability and performance of the vehicle in study. As this trend continued, producing a line of wheels that followed the “form follows function” approach made more and more sense, and off to the drawing board it was.