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Thread: Wheel nuts for new wheels

  1. #11
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    That's it.

    I wrote an answer.. forgot to hit post.. then eventually did.. too late.

    Either way I'm glad VW has the sense to fit these standard, just wish we could create something that was a little more thief-proof. Fortunately not a real issue on OEM wheels generally, but more for the after markets which become a temptation.

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    oh ok.
    so it's a lock nut...

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    Quote Originally Posted by alphabeatsco View Post
    oh ok.
    so it's a lock nut...
    Except it's a bolt...
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    you guys think i should i should just get a whole set of bolts altogether...?
    i dont even know where you can get bolts for vw...apart from dealer of cause.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alphabeatsco View Post
    you guys think i should i should just get a whole set of bolts altogether...?
    i dont even know where you can get bolts for vw...apart from dealer of cause.
    Mr lug nut should have them.
    Firstly check the seat type and seat depth on the new wheels

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