H&R Wheel Bolt Single M12x1.5 - 50mm - 1255002
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The H&R Wheel Bolt 1255002 is a precision-engineered, high-strength replacement component designed for automotive enthusiasts and professionals requiring reliable wheel mounting solutions. It offers exceptional durability and impact resistance for secure fitment; however, users must verify their specific vehicle hub and wheel offset requirements, as incorrect length selection can lead to safety risks or interference issues.
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| Model Part Number | 1255002 |
|---|---|
| Brand | H&R |
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FAQs
What does the 50mm measurement refer to?
The 50mm measurement represents the shaft length of the bolt from the bottom of the bolt head to the end of the threads.
Can I use these on any car with M12 threads?
No. You must also ensure that the thread pitch (1.5) and the bolt seat type match your vehicle and wheels specifically.
Is this bolt compatible with wheel spacers?
Often yes, provided the total length of the bolt accounts for the added thickness of the spacer compared to the stock length.
Do I need to replace all bolts at once?
It is highly recommended to replace all lug bolts on a wheel at the same time to ensure consistent clamping force and material fatigue levels.
How do I determine if this bolt fits my vehicle?
Consult your vehicle's owner manual or technical guide for the required thread pitch, shank length, and bolt seat type before purchasing.
Troubleshooting
Bolt does not thread into the hub
Verify that your hub uses the M12x1.5 thread pitch. If it does not, do not force the bolt as this will damage the hub threads.
Bolt feels loose after installation
Re-check the torque specification with a calibrated torque wrench. Ensure there is no debris or rust inside the wheel hub threads.
Bolt protrudes and hits suspension components
The bolt is too long for your specific hub/wheel combination. You must use a shorter bolt or verify if a spacer is required.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Engineered for high durability and structural integrity
- Standardized M12x1.5 thread ensures wide compatibility across compatible models
- Impact-resistant finish minimizes surface degradation
- Reliable replacement for worn or damaged stock hardware
Cons
- Sold as a single bolt, requiring purchase of full sets
- Requires precise measurement of shank length to ensure vehicle compatibility
- Non-universal fit necessitates checking specific vehicle technical data
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation should always be performed using a calibrated torque wrench to reach the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications. Avoid the use of high-impact air guns, which can stretch or damage the threads over time.
Compatibility Note: Because vehicles use varying seat types (conical, ball, or flat) and thread pitches, compare this bolt against your original equipment to ensure the seat geometry matches. If the bolt head shape does not match your wheel's seating surface, the wheel may not be properly secured, leading to dangerous vibrations or hardware failure. Periodically inspect your bolts for signs of rust or thread damage, especially in climates where road salt is used, and replace any bolts that show wear.