locking wheel lug nuts
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As long as the lug nut is the same diameter (where it snaps on) it should be fine.
HOWEVER, you're wasting your money. "Locking" lug nuts don't lock. If you hammer on a socket to a locking lug nut, it'll turn. All it needs is a special tool to turn it. They're a waste of money and hilariously easy to defeat.
Don't waste your money, dude. Put whatever you'd spend on those towards an oil change or something.
PS: Studs are easy to break, too. So, even if the above failed, the stud could be broken off instead.
HOWEVER, you're wasting your money. "Locking" lug nuts don't lock. If you hammer on a socket to a locking lug nut, it'll turn. All it needs is a special tool to turn it. They're a waste of money and hilariously easy to defeat.
Don't waste your money, dude. Put whatever you'd spend on those towards an oil change or something.
PS: Studs are easy to break, too. So, even if the above failed, the stud could be broken off instead.
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