On 1 Nov 2004 15:00:02 -0800, tytewad@comcast.net (Gary) wrote:

>Can anyone tell me where to buy 91 Cherokee lug nuts for a reasonable
>price? They are the chrome covered type. Napa wants $3.99 a piece for
>them. I would like to replace all of them. That price seems
>rediculous. It would be OK with me to use standard lug nuts and let
>the stud stick out.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Gary


I bought a complete set off of ebay.


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Dave in Columbus

 

On 1 Nov 2004 15:00:02 -0800, tytewad@comcast.net (Gary) wrote:

>Can anyone tell me where to buy 91 Cherokee lug nuts for a reasonable
>price? They are the chrome covered type. Napa wants $3.99 a piece for
>them. I would like to replace all of them. That price seems
>rediculous. It would be OK with me to use standard lug nuts and let
>the stud stick out.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Gary


I bought a complete set off of ebay.


--

Dave in Columbus

 

On 1 Nov 2004 15:00:02 -0800, tytewad@comcast.net (Gary) wrote:

>Can anyone tell me where to buy 91 Cherokee lug nuts for a reasonable
>price? They are the chrome covered type. Napa wants $3.99 a piece for
>them. I would like to replace all of them. That price seems
>rediculous. It would be OK with me to use standard lug nuts and let
>the stud stick out.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Gary


I bought a complete set off of ebay.


--

Dave in Columbus

 

Make sure you purchase the ones with out the cap. After a while the
cap comes off so when you try to remove the tire the socket is too big
and you can strip the nut.

I just replaced all of mine on my TJ 2002, all the caps had come off.

 

Make sure you purchase the ones with out the cap. After a while the
cap comes off so when you try to remove the tire the socket is too big
and you can strip the nut.

I just replaced all of mine on my TJ 2002, all the caps had come off.

 

Make sure you purchase the ones with out the cap. After a while the
cap comes off so when you try to remove the tire the socket is too big
and you can strip the nut.

I just replaced all of mine on my TJ 2002, all the caps had come off.

 

Isn't the point of the cap to prevent corrosion and rust from seizing the lug
nuts to the studs?

>Make sure you purchase the ones with out the cap. After a while the
>cap comes off so when you try to remove the tire the socket is too big
>and you can strip the nut.
>
>I just replaced all of mine on my TJ 2002, all the caps had come off.


-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)

 

Isn't the point of the cap to prevent corrosion and rust from seizing the lug
nuts to the studs?

>Make sure you purchase the ones with out the cap. After a while the
>cap comes off so when you try to remove the tire the socket is too big
>and you can strip the nut.
>
>I just replaced all of mine on my TJ 2002, all the caps had come off.


-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)

 

So the stud threads are covered by the lug nut so they won't rust/corrode?

>Hi Gary,
>
>I got chrome plated solid lug nuts at Walmart for about half that price.
>
>Steve


-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)

 

So the stud threads are covered by the lug nut so they won't rust/corrode?

>Hi Gary,
>
>I got chrome plated solid lug nuts at Walmart for about half that price.
>
>Steve


-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)