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Chicken Drumstick



Member Since: 17 Aug 2020
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Steel wheels, what wheel nuts?
Are there different wheel nuts for the new Defender steel wheels, or do they use the same nuts as the alloys? Thanks.
Post #1049821 26th Oct 2024 7:29am
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LR Nuts



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you will need Steel wheel nuts for the steel wheels.

the wheel nuts for alloys are very different.
Post #1049847 26th Oct 2024 11:12am
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Chicken Drumstick



Member Since: 17 Aug 2020
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Thanks. Do you have a link or part number at all? Keep getting hits for a traditional Defender which is a different bolt size I think.
Post #1049852 26th Oct 2024 12:10pm
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lightning



Member Since: 23 Apr 2009
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l can sell you a set of nuts for the steel wheels, taken off a new Defender, complete with the locking nut/keys and centre caps as well if you want them.
For a lot less than Land Rover will charge you.
Post #1049853 26th Oct 2024 12:25pm
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J77



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I bought mine from powerful Uk, as above they ain’t cheap. Same with the plastic hub caps they are a bit steep for what they are. 24MY 90 D250 HSE, Tasman Blue
Post #1049872 26th Oct 2024 4:13pm
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Crazymind



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I think I Have paid in the region of 190 quid for the full OEM set!
However I have bought some aftermarket nuts as well to compare ( 35 quid the full set).
If you compare them you immediately notice the lips of the OEM nuts is double the size.
That lips holds on to the wheel. The design of the OEM feels more reassuring. If you don’t compare them you will not notice it.
I am not engineer and despite I am sure they are overpriced considering the Value of the Defender, 150 quid difference is really not worth to save.
If someone with more knowledge could shine a light on this… we might save 150quid next time…
Post #1049878 26th Oct 2024 5:36pm
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lightning



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As l said, l've got a full set for sale including the locking nuts and centre caps for anyone who needs some.
Post #1049879 26th Oct 2024 6:00pm
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