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There is a OEM lug nut and an aftermarket lug nut. The type lug nut will be determinded by the type of wheel you have installed. OEM wheels of course accept OEM lug nuts, but you should be able to find aftermarket lugs that will fit the OEM wheel. These aftermarket lugs should be available in different colors, such as chrome, black, red, blue etc.
In my case when I removed the OEM Jag Selena wheel and replaced them with the Braelin BR02 aftermarkets wheels, I had to eliminate the OEM lug, and go with a "spline" lug nut that uses a spline drive socket to install. I choose the chrome spline lug nuts. The name "spline" lug nut is associated with the "tuner" type style wheel and can be bought at "tuner" lug nuts.
I also use a high quality wheel lock lug nut. One per wheel.
McGard is a big respected brand name and sold online.
In my case when I removed the OEM Jag Selena wheel and replaced them with the Braelin BR02 aftermarkets wheels, I had to eliminate the OEM lug, and go with a "spline" lug nut that uses a spline drive socket to install. I choose the chrome spline lug nuts. The name "spline" lug nut is associated with the "tuner" type style wheel and can be bought at "tuner" lug nuts.
I also use a high quality wheel lock lug nut. One per wheel.
McGard is a big respected brand name and sold online.
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