| Part type | Lug Nut |
|---|---|
| Material | Titanium |
Questions about this part
Which thread do I need?
Will the colour fade?
Is it safe for track use?
How is it shipped?
Lug nut
Titanium Wheel Lug Nut — Anodised, M10 to M14
Titanium Wheel Lug Nut — Anodised, M10 to M14
Why this one
Thread size and pitch, stated per variant
A fastener that threads on by size but bottoms out or cross-threads will damage the stud. Match the thread to the vehicle, not to the old nut you are replacing.
Seat type decides whether it holds torque
Conical, ball or flat seat each mate with a different wheel. The wrong seat contacts on an edge instead of a face, which is how wheels come loose.
Titanium: light and corrosion resistant
Titanium resists salt and galvanic corrosion far better than coated steel, and removes mass at the corners where it counts. It is also galling-prone — use the right lubricant.
In the box
The main item as shown. Clamps, gaskets and fitting hardware are not included unless this listing states otherwise.
Confirm your vehicle year, engine and connection dimensions before ordering.
Detail view
Close-up reference for the finish and connection area.
Specifications at a glance
The details that decide the fit.
| Product type | Lug nut |
| Material | Titanium |
| Sizes available | 5 variants — see price table |
| Price | $8.45 – $9.10 |
| Stock | 750 units |
| Thread sizes | 5 variants |
| Pack size | See variant |
| Note | Use anti-seize; titanium galling is real |
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| M10x1.25 mm | $8.45 |
| M10x1.5 mm | $8.45 |
| M12x1.5 mm | $8.45 |
| M14x1.25 mm | $9.10 |
| M14x1.5 mm | $9.10 |
From delivery to final check
Installation
Clean the studs and check the thread pitch.
Seat the nut by hand before using a tool.
Torque in a star pattern to the manufacturer figure.
Re-check after 100 km.
Before you order
Questions worth answering first.
Will these fit my wheels?
Two things decide it: thread size and seat type. Match both to the vehicle and wheel — a correct thread with the wrong seat is still unsafe.
Do titanium nuts gall?
Yes, titanium is prone to galling. Use a suitable anti-seize and avoid impact tools on dry threads.
Can I return them?
Unused and in original packaging, yes. Fitted fasteners cannot be returned.
How do I confirm fitment?
Send your vehicle year, engine and a photo of the mounting area. We will confirm the fitment boundary before you order.