Wheel Lug Bolt - M14x1.5x30mm 60 Degree Hex 17 - H&R
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This H&R Wheel Lug Bolt is for vehicle owners seeking a reliable and secure method for wheel attachment. Its key benefit is ensuring a steadfast connection through high-quality construction and precise specifications. A potential consideration is the need to verify compatibility with specific wheel and vehicle models before purchase. This lug bolt features a robust Grade 10.9 rating, a 30mm shaft length, M14x1.5 thread size, and a 17mm hex spanner size, designed for optimal performance and safety.
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| Model Part Number | 1453011 |
|---|---|
| Brand | H&R |
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FAQs
What does M14x1.5 mean?
M14x1.5 indicates the thread size. 'M14' refers to the metric diameter of 14mm, and '1.5' refers to the thread pitch in millimeters (the distance between threads).
What is the significance of Grade 10.9?
Grade 10.9 is a classification for the tensile strength of steel bolts, indicating a high-strength material suitable for demanding automotive applications where durability and safety are paramount.
How do I know if the 30mm shaft length is correct for my car?
The correct shaft length depends on your vehicle's hub thickness and the specific wheel you are using. It's essential that enough of the bolt threads engage with the wheel stud to ensure a secure fit without bottoming out. Consult your vehicle manual or a wheel specialist.
Can I use these bolts with wheel spacers?
If using wheel spacers, you will likely need longer lug bolts to compensate for the added width of the spacer. Ensure the new bolts have the correct thread size, seat type, and sufficient thread engagement.
What does 'Conical Seat F' and '60 Degree Angle' mean?
This describes the shape of the bolt's seating surface against the wheel. A conical (cone-shaped) seat with a 60-degree angle is common and ensures the bolt sits flush and securely in the wheel's lug seat.
Is registration compulsory for this wheel lug bolt?
According to the product information, registration is not compulsory for this specific wheel lug bolt.
Troubleshooting
Bolt won't thread smoothly
Ensure the correct thread size (M14x1.5) is being used and that the vehicle's wheel stud is clean and undamaged. Do not force the bolt; back it out and try again, checking for debris.
Wheel feels loose after installation
Re-torque all lug bolts to the manufacturer's specification. If the issue persists, inspect the bolt seat, wheel mating surface, and hub for damage or debris. Ensure the correct seat type (conical 60-degree) is used.
Difficulty reaching correct torque specification
Verify the shaft length is appropriate for the wheel and hub combination. An insufficient shaft length may prevent proper thread engagement needed to reach torque.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-strength Grade 10.9 construction ensures durability and safety.
- Standard M14x1.5 thread size offers compatibility with many vehicles.
- Precise 30mm shaft length and 60-degree conical seat ensure proper fitment.
- Designed for secure and reliable wheel attachment.
Cons
- Requires verification of compatibility with specific vehicle and wheel models.
- Specific shaft length may not be suitable for all aftermarket wheels or spacers.
- Tuning options may require specialized knowledge or additional modifications.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility Check: Before installation, it is crucial to verify that the M14x1.5 thread size, 30mm shaft length, and 60-degree conical seat are compatible with your specific vehicle's hub and wheel design. Consult your vehicle's owner manual or a professional automotive technician if unsure.
Installation: Use a clean, appropriately sized 17mm wrench or torque wrench. Hand-thread the bolts initially to ensure they are not cross-threaded. Tighten the bolts in a star pattern to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification for your vehicle. Overtightening can damage the bolt or wheel.
Care: Regularly inspect lug bolts for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage. Clean bolts with a mild degreaser and a brush if they become dirty. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that can compromise the bolt's finish or material integrity. Ensure threads remain free of debris.