Wheel Lugs
![999W1W4000 - : Wheel - 20" Black Alloy Wheel with Center Cap and 6 Lug Nuts (40224 ZP50A) for Nissan Image](http://cdn-product-images.revolutionparts.io/assets/c3f1d965af3d6f3fa87463dbd3470e0e.webp "999W1W4000 - : Wheel - 20" Black Alloy Wheel with Center Cap and 6 Lug Nuts (40224 ZP50A) for Nissan")
Wheel - 20" Black Alloy Wheel with Center Cap and 6 Lug Nuts (40224 ZP50A)
Wheel Arch Flare Nut
No results found for "Wheel Lug, Wheel Nut". Here are some helpful search tips:
- Search by a part name. Example: water pump.
- Be less specific. Example: brake instead of ceramic brake.
- Remove information such as make, year or model.
- Can't find the part you are looking for? Contact us and we'll find it for you!
Secure Your Wheels with Genuine Nissan Wheel Lugs
Wheel lugs is an important part of your car. This is why it's important to keep wheel lugs well maintained. These threaded fasteners secure your wheels to the vehicle and must withstand tremendous force during driving. When wheel lugs fail or loosen, dangerous situations can develop quickly. We stock genuine Nissan wheel lugs engineered to provide proper clamping force and long-term reliability.
How Wheel Lugs Keep Your Wheels Attached
Wheel lugs thread onto wheel studs and compress the wheel against the brake hub. When torqued to specification, they create friction that prevents the wheel from separating. The Nissan Altima and Nissan Rogue both require specific lug patterns and torque values for safe operation. Each lug has a tapered or ball seat that centers the wheel properly on the hub. The threads distribute clamping force evenly around the mounting surface. These fasteners work with your wheels to transfer driving forces safely to the suspension and brake components.
Why Wheel Lugs Fail or Loosen
Improper installation torque causes lugs to loosen over time from vibration. Cross-threading damages the lug or stud threads and reduces holding strength. Corrosion weakens the metal and makes removal difficult or impossible. Over-tightening stretches the fastener beyond its elastic limit and causes failure. Impact wrench abuse deforms the lug seat and prevents proper wheel centering. Aftermarket lugs frequently use softer steel alloys that strip easily compared to genuine Nissan fasteners.
When Wheel Lugs Need Replacement
Replace lugs with damaged or stripped threads immediately before wheel separation occurs. Rusted lugs that resist removal should be replaced during wheel service. Check lug torque after tire rotations and anytime wheels are removed. Inspect lugs visually during tire pressure checks for signs of loosening or corrosion.
The Bill Korum's Puyallup Nissan has all the parts you need for your next car repair.