Value Collection BD6394 M12x1.25 Wheel Nut Zinc 10pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD6394 is an M12x1.25 wheel nut with a zinc finish, designed for secure wheel and hub fastening in automotive and light equipment applications. The nut features a 21mm hex drive and a 60-degree conical seat angle, which allows it to self-center against matching seat surfaces during installation. Overall length is approximately 16 millimeters. The zinc coating provides basic corrosion resistance for standard service environments. Each package contains 10 nuts, making this a practical restocking option for shops and fleet service operations.

This wheel nut is suited for vehicles and equipment that specify an M12x1.25 fine-thread fastener with a conical seat. The 60-degree seat angle is a common specification across many passenger car and light-truck wheel applications where a tapered seat is required to properly locate and clamp the wheel against the hub. It is typically installed by automotive technicians and fleet maintenance professionals during wheel service, tire rotation, and brake work.

Key Features

• M12x1.25 fine-thread specification for precise thread engagement
• 21mm hex size compatible with standard and metric impact sockets
• 60-degree conical seat angle for self-centering wheel seating
• Zinc finish for basic corrosion resistance in typical service conditions
• 16mm overall length suits standard wheel and hub configurations
• Sold in a 10-count package for shop restocking convenience

Compatibility

Designed for use in applications requiring an M12x1.25 fine-thread wheel nut with a 60-degree conical seat. Verify thread pitch, seat angle, and hex size against vehicle or equipment manufacturer specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive or equipment technician. Always hand-thread the nut before applying torque to avoid cross-threading. Use a calibrated torque wrench and follow the vehicle or equipment manufacturer's specified torque value — do not rely on impact tools alone for final torque. Inspect seat surfaces for damage or debris before installation to ensure proper clamping force.