I'd like to install on 2005 Chevy Impala, Will I need anything special to install these? Or are they direct fit. I do realize I'll need a set of nuts.
50983
Sorry, that wheel is the wrong bolt pattern for your car. Your Impala needs a 5x115 bolt pattern with a high offset of 35-45mm.
16425
I am not quit sure what you want to know about these lug nuts . I am useing them on a 2004 ford explorer, they require a 3/4 deep 6 point socket . The outer case is solid however a 12 point socket will damage the outer fininsh.
112316
No. That will not work. You need to be able to access the bolts to put the nuts on.
1500726
Yeah itll fit and they will work great. They are most likely the same one you already have. Easy way to install them is to take the front bumper off or you can go through the wheel wells. Front bumper is nice because there is 4 nuts to take off and push pins under the hood. After that its easy to plug them in and screw them down.
331429
Yes, you will need dip stick, torque converter and speedo set-up kit. But it is direct bolt-up
1228354
You have everything you need to be a direct replacement to the original. I did not have to buy any additional gaskets or donuts fittings. You will have to reuse your bolts. Also pay attention when removing the original as to which side has the donut and which side has the other o-ring. The new setup comes with them but nothing to tell you which goes on which side.
670323
i bought these lug nuts to replace the ones on my Toyota? to answer your question yes you can use these lug nuts on any oem or factory wheel?i hope this helps the lug nuts are 12x1.5?
1396307
I put this wheels on a 2005 Montero full side and I try the original lug nuts from my Montero and they did Mach perfect and I order another lugs set with a lock nut to secure my wheels and they did give me the same as the original lugs the different on the new one it came one lock for wheel so the answer is try your first if you don want to spend more money on a new set
795546
I installed mine in a Chevy Impala with a minimum of problems. I ordered nothing extra, everything came in the kit. I have been very satisfied so far.
1238378
They aren't much longer than the stock lugs. When installed, they don't stick out real far. They may be about a quarter of an inch longer. Please note, the factory lug wrench that came with the car will NOT fit these lug nuts.
36498
Based on their design it looks pretty straight forward after the metal rings are fastened into the grooves. Just pop them on. Of course if you have wheels that require you to remove the lug nuts b/c that's how the wheel covers are held on then I've got bad news they're not gonna work.
841771
No you need the extra part to make them work. Easy to install and well worth the extra money.
2187133
I bought them twice,none of them lasted more than 4 months.For parts ,I think it's better to buy at local store than online.I don't know if it will fit with your car,but it did with my 2010 impala.
1225720
Yes, they just bolt right in. Make sure you get socket wrench extender or you will have a tough time tightening the bolts. Full install takes less than 30 minutes.
796202
They can be replaced using the original u-bolts but it is a real stretch to do so, an additional 3/4" to 1" would be a real help. I did replace mine using the original bolts but it was one helluva chore and took mucheffort and many tries to get the nuts started.
1910232
I used tuner nuts! Find them at advanced auto parts or any local store. They come with special keys to screw the lugs.
1394651
Hi Marie,The listing you're referencing is not the proper lug pattern for your Impala. Unfortunately the proper part number (LA77T15405) is currently out of stock at Konig.Thank you,BWT