Value Collection BD6458 Wheel Nut M12x1.5 Zinc 10 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD6458 is a zinc-finish wheel nut designed for M12x1.5 threaded fastener applications. The nut features a 19mm hex drive and a 23mm overall length, with a 60-degree seat angle that provides secure, even clamping force against the wheel hub surface. Zinc coating offers basic corrosion resistance for standard service environments. This type of wheel nut is commonly installed by automotive technicians, fleet maintenance crews, and shop professionals during wheel service, tire rotation, or hub assembly work. Each package contains 10 nuts.

The BD6458 wheel nut is suited for M12x1.5 threaded wheel studs found on a range of passenger vehicles and light-duty applications. The 60-degree conical seat mates with standard tapered wheel holes to center and lock the wheel during torquing. The zinc finish is appropriate for dry or mildly exposed conditions. This part is packaged in a quantity of 10, making it a practical choice for shop restocking or multi-wheel service jobs.

Key Features

• M12x1.5 thread size for compatibility with standard metric wheel studs
• 19mm hex size accepts common lug nut sockets and torque wrenches
• 23mm overall length suits typical passenger vehicle wheel assemblies
• 60-degree conical seat angle for secure centering against tapered wheel holes
• Zinc finish provides basic corrosion resistance in standard service conditions
• Sold in a 10-piece package for shop or fleet restocking convenience

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement-style wheel nut for M12x1.5 threaded wheel studs with a 60-degree conical seat. Verify thread pitch, seat angle, and hex size against the original hardware before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive or fleet technician using a calibrated torque wrench. Always hand-thread the nut before applying torque to avoid cross-threading. Follow the vehicle manufacturer's specified torque sequence and value for the wheel and hub assembly. Inspect wheel studs for damage or corrosion before installing new nuts.