M12x1.5 One Piece Stock Lug Nuts for 2001-2025 Ford Escape Factory Wheels

They seem high quality. These are for my wifes car. A few were getting swollen so easy fix. Dealer told her it was a $200 job to replace them on all four wheels 🤨

Worked well for my 2012 ford fusion. They are machined from solid material. The original has sheetmetal cover that gets messed up over time. This fixes a nuisance issue of the lug nuts jamming in the sockets.

2017 Ford C-Max Energi Titanium I am giving these 5 stars for now but I almost did not put these on due to the taper that goes in the rim. I am a little concerned if these are the proper lug nuts for my vehicle. Every internet search comes back to the lug nuts looking like the new aftermarket ones on the right side of the photos. The only thing is the factory lug nuts go in the rim slightly deeper due to more of a taper. If the taper of these are sitting flat against the taper in my rims then I imagine these should be just fine, but I am no lug nut expert. Only thing I can do is compare the original ones (left) to the aftermarket ones (right). Due to the slight difference in the taper the new ones do stick out a little compared to the original but with all of them replaced you would never know. If you have one of these in next to an original you could tell the difference. The style looks just like the original. I hope the finish lasts for years to come as I read one review where they rusted out in a short period of time. I imagine this could be where you live. I am in Southern California so I may not have an issue, if an issue was to present itself.

Just installed. Threaded on smoothly, easily torqued, appearance is good. Good price, especially for same-day delivery. These went onto a 10-year old Lincoln MKZ hybrid. The mechanic installing new tires informed me the original lug nuts were swelling (Ford puts a thin shiny outer metal cover over the steel nut, this outer metal cover seem to swell over time). I did not realize how bad they were until I went to retorque the nuts the next day and could not get a 19 mm socket onto the nut. 3/4" is a ever-so-slightly bigger and I still had to tap the socket on. Buying Ford nuts would have cost $155, these 1-piece plated nuts were $26.

Arrived as described, perfect fit for the swollen lug nuts we had, their chrome finish seems to be well done, I have not installed these yet. They were well packaged in a small box with pellets.

So far so good. Delivery was quick and no issues with install on my 2017 Lincoln MKC select trim 2.0 Turbo.

My nuts fit fine!

These work on most Ford's and almost identical to the factory lug nuts on our 2008 Focus, 2013 Fusion, and 2015 Edge (one pic is comparing to a 2013 Fusion OEM lug nut). The OEM lug nuts on Ford's are capped so eventually they are going to bulge especially when using a socket that isn't exact fit or when using high torque. These are solid so you don't have to worry about them bulging. The chrome plating looks good, but I would still be careful in not using an impact to torque them down especially with a loose socket to prevent chipping the plating on the points that will lead to rust. The only negative is that they came loose in a bag which slightly dulled the finish from rubbing and the reason I gave them a 4. If you have a Ford with capped lug nuts I would go ahead and get a set of these so you are ready when the OEM lug nuts bulge. It's not if they bulge, it is when...

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The lug nuts were installed on the car November 11, 2024. The car was stored for 2 months and the nuts have rusted, Cheap product not worth the money.