H&R Wheel Bolt - M12x1.5 - 47mm - 1254702
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The H&R Wheel Bolt 1254702 is an essential component for automotive enthusiasts and professionals requiring a reliable, high-strength solution for securing wheels. Designed for precision, this bolt features an M12x1.5 thread and a 47mm shaft length, making it ideal for specific aftermarket or performance wheel setups that demand exact fitment. While these bolts provide industry-leading durability and impact resistance, users must carefully cross-reference their vehicle's specific requirements, as incorrect length or seat type can lead to improper wheel mounting.
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| Model Part Number | 1254702 |
|---|---|
| Brand | H&R |
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FAQs
What is the thread size of this bolt?
This bolt features an M12x1.5 thread specification.
What is the shaft length?
The shaft length for this specific model (1254702) is 47mm.
Can I use these bolts with any wheel?
No. You must ensure your wheel requires a radius seat and that the 47mm length is correct for your specific wheel and spacer configuration.
Are these bolts sold as a set?
The 1254702 is typically sold as a single bolt; check your packaging quantities when ordering.
How do I know if I need a radius seat?
Check the lug hole on your wheel. A radius seat is rounded, while a conical seat is angled at 60 degrees. Using the wrong type can be dangerous.
Troubleshooting
Bolt does not thread into the hub smoothly
Stop immediately, clean the threads on both the bolt and the hub, and ensure you have the correct thread pitch.
Bolt feels loose after being torqued
Verify the seat type (radius vs. conical) matches your wheel and confirm that the bolt length is appropriate for the wheel thickness.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-quality construction for maximum safety
- Precise M12x1.5 thread specifications
- Excellent impact resistance for performance driving
- Reliable fitment when used with compatible wheels
Cons
- Specific length requirements limit universal use
- Requires professional verification for fitment
- Incorrect seat type can damage wheel hubs
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure safety, verify that your wheel hub requires an M12x1.5 thread pattern and a radius seat type. When installing, always hand-thread the bolts initially to avoid cross-threading. It is highly recommended to use a calibrated torque wrench to tighten the bolts to your vehicle manufacturer's specific torque specifications. For care, keep the threads clean and free of heavy debris. Avoid using high-impact power tools for the final tightening stage, as these can over-torque or strip the threads over time. Periodically check the bolts after the first 50 miles of driving following a wheel installation to ensure they have remained at the required torque.