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JCW Member Since: 13 Apr 2013 Location: Cotswolds Posts: 863 |
Not cheap but quality is first class -
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3rd Jul 2023 7:01pm |
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Alistair Member Since: 11 Feb 2011 Location: Peterborough / Bordeaux / Andorra Posts: 7926 |
If going with capped ones - just make sure no-one uses an impact wrench on them, insist anyone takes the wheels on & off using an old fashioned socket.
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3rd Jul 2023 7:38pm |
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JamboM3 Member Since: 28 Jul 2021 Location: Berkshire Posts: 180 |
I used the painted ones from LR Parts. Not the cheapest but didn’t want to skimp with a 3 tonne vehicle (L322) |
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3rd Jul 2023 9:58pm |
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G3BML Member Since: 22 Jul 2021 Location: Glasgow Posts: 98 |
I bought genuine wheel nuts from the main dealer for my L322. £69 for 20 which I though was great seeing as I’ve seen people on eBay selling them for a tenner each |
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5th Jul 2023 11:22am |
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Seatown Member Since: 30 Oct 2020 Location: Mountains, seaside Posts: 90 |
Thanks for the replies. Plenty for me to consider. |
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8th Jul 2023 12:41pm |
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Cam-Tech-Craig Member Since: 03 Aug 2011 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 16284 |
The Wrington Engineering ones are awesome! And you do need to consider your in Scotlandshire so whatever you choose will rot much quicker with the salt you have on your roads up there sir... |
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9th Jul 2023 5:53am |
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Mikey Member Since: 10 Jan 2008 Location: Dundee Posts: 1753 |
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9th Jul 2023 8:27am |
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nicedayforit Member Since: 11 Jun 2011 Location: Beside the Solway Posts: 3972 |
If you buy the nuts with caps on, take the caps off and apply a lot of grease and then refit nuts they don’t seem to corrode. Never had an issue doing this. |
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9th Jul 2023 12:17pm |
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