H&R Wheel Bolt - 1254608

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The H&R wheel bolt (part number 1254608) is an essential component for automotive enthusiasts and professionals requiring a secure, high-performance wheel mounting solution for vehicles with an M12x1.5 thread specification. Built for durability and impact resistance, these bolts ensure that wheels remain firmly attached under demanding driving conditions, though users must verify their specific wheel offset and hub compatibility to ensure the 46mm length is appropriate for their setup.
| Model Part Number | 1254608 |
|---|---|
| Brand | H&R |
No. This bolt is specifically for M12x1.5 threads. You must check your vehicle's manual or wheel specifications to confirm this thread pitch.
This bolt features a 60-degree conical (tapered) seat.
Yes, provided the length of the bolt accounts for the thickness of the spacer while maintaining safe thread engagement.
46mm refers to the length of the bolt shaft; please measure your current bolts to ensure a proper match.
It is recommended to check the torque after the first 50 miles of driving following a wheel installation and periodically thereafter.
Check for debris or corrosion in the hub threads and clean with a wire brush.
Verify the required shank length for your specific wheels and spacers; you may need a shorter bolt like the 1253408.
Ensure you are using a standard 17mm impact-rated hex socket.
Before installation, clean the threads on your wheel hub to ensure there is no debris, rust, or excess coating that could affect torque accuracy. Always use a calibrated torque wrench to tighten the bolts according to the vehicle manufacturer's factory specifications. Avoid using impact guns for the final tightening, as this can over-stretch the bolt material or strip the threads. Regularly inspect bolts for signs of wear or corrosion, particularly after track use or in regions where road salt is used, and replace any bolts that show damage or fatigue.