Value Collection BD6413 Bugle Wheel Nut M14x1.5 10 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD6413 is an M14x1.5 bugle wheel nut designed for secure wheel fastening on automotive and light truck applications. The bugle-style profile features a 60-degree conical seat angle that centers and locks into matching wheel seat bores, distributing clamping load evenly. A 22mm hex drive makes it compatible with standard wheel installation tooling. The zinc finish provides a baseline layer of corrosion protection suitable for typical service environments. Each package contains 10 nuts, making it practical for single-axle wheel service or fleet stock replenishment.

This nut is used wherever an M14x1.5 bugle seat wheel fastener is required. The 60-degree seat angle is a common specification across a wide range of passenger vehicle and light commercial wheel applications. At 20.5mm overall length, the nut provides sufficient thread engagement for standard OEM-style wheel hub assemblies. Installation is typically performed by automotive technicians and wheel service professionals during tire rotation, wheel swap, or hub replacement service.

Key Features

• M14x1.5 thread size for direct fit into compatible wheel studs
• 60-degree bugle conical seat angle for self-centering wheel engagement
• 22mm hex for use with standard lug nut sockets and torque wrenches
• 20.5mm overall length provides full thread engagement on standard wheel studs
• Zinc finish for corrosion resistance in typical service conditions
• Sold in a 10-pack quantity for single-axle or multi-vehicle service efficiency

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or service-stock wheel nut for vehicles requiring an M14x1.5 thread pitch bugle seat fastener with a 22mm hex and 60-degree seat angle.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive technician using a calibrated torque wrench to meet the vehicle manufacturer's wheel fastener torque specification. Always hand-thread each nut before applying torque to avoid cross-threading. Inspect wheel studs for damage or thread wear before installation. Follow applicable vehicle service documentation for proper torque sequence and final torque value.