Value Collection 98105 Acorn Wheel Nut M12x1.5 Chrome

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 98105 is a chrome-finish acorn wheel nut designed for M12x1.5 threaded wheel studs. The acorn-style closed end protects the stud tip from corrosion and road debris while providing a finished appearance on the wheel face. It features a 21mm hex drive size and a 60-degree conical seat angle, which is the standard taper seat found on most passenger and light-truck aftermarket wheels. The chrome plating delivers corrosion resistance suitable for exterior wheel applications. Installation requires a standard 21mm socket and torque wrench. This nut is a direct-fit fastener for wheel mounting on vehicles with M12x1.5 stud patterns.

This acorn wheel nut is suited for passenger vehicles, light trucks, and aftermarket wheel installations where M12x1.5 thread pitch and a 60-degree conical seat are specified. It is commonly used during wheel swaps, brake service, and suspension work where wheel fasteners are replaced or upgraded. The chrome finish makes it appropriate for exposed lug applications on styled aftermarket wheels. Automotive technicians and experienced DIYers performing wheel and tire service are the primary installers of this fastener.

Key Features

• M12x1.5 thread size fits standard metric wheel studs
• 21mm hex size compatible with common lug nut sockets
• 60-degree conical seat angle for taper-seat wheel applications
• 27mm overall length provides adequate stud engagement
• Chrome finish resists corrosion in exterior wheel environments
• Acorn closed-end design protects stud threads from road exposure

Compatibility

Designed for use on vehicles with M12x1.5 threaded wheel studs and 60-degree conical taper-seat wheel holes. Verify thread pitch, seat angle, and hex size against vehicle and wheel specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Wheel nuts should be installed by a qualified automotive technician following vehicle manufacturer torque specifications. Always power down and safely support the vehicle on jack stands before removing or installing wheel fasteners. Use a calibrated torque wrench to achieve the correct clamp load — do not use an impact gun to final-torque lug nuts. Confirm seat angle and thread pitch match the wheel and stud before installation to prevent thread damage or improper seating.