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DonH2000



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16" Sawtooth Wheels: do they need spacial wheel nuts?
Thinking of upgrading to 16" Sawtooth Wheels for my 2.4 Puma and read a post that some 18" Sawtooths needed special wheel nuts.

Do the 16" ones need spacial wheel nuts or can I uses my standard LR nuts I use on Boost and Zu wheels?

If yes, is that why I see them advertised "with centre caps and wheel nuts" as a package?
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Mine are genuine Landrover and they use the same nuts as the boost. 2008 Defender 110 XS CSW
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Re: 16" Sawtooth Wheels: do they need spacial wheel nut
DonH2000 wrote:
Thinking of upgrading to 16" Sawtooth Wheels for my 2.4 Puma and read a post that some 18" Sawtooths needed special wheel nuts.

Do the 16" ones need spacial wheel nuts or can I uses my standard LR nuts I use on Boost and Zu wheels?

If yes, is that why I see them advertised "with centre caps and wheel nuts" as a package?


It's probably because if you are replacing steel wheels, you'll need the alloy wheel nuts. Wheel nuts for steel wheels are different.

Cheers

Simon
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DonH2000



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Yes I know about the difference between steel and alloy wheel nuts; its the Sawtooth question I am interested in.

Thanks, Don.
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Believe it was the 18" Sawtooths that had the issue but only with the locking variety.

http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic34099.html?highlight=nuts If you go through life with your head in the sand....all people will see is an ar5e!!

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DonH2000 wrote:
Yes I know about the difference between steel and alloy wheel nuts; its the Sawtooth question I am interested in.

Thanks, Don.


I understood your question, but you asked why they sold alloy wheels with nuts, and I guessed it may because if a purchaser was going from steel wheels they would also need new nuts (Smile) getting new wheels and no nuts would be like buyng a toy with batteries not included... Razz

Cheers

Simon
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