Hi, newb here with a question about lug nuts that can be used with aftermarket wheels and still be able to handle the 129 lbs torque spec from Tesla. I've done quite a bit of searching but I either find someone who's got aftermarket wheels and lugs but doesn't torque them to the suggested 129lbs, a lot of threads asking to replace the poor quality OEM lugs for their STOCK wheels (ie, Gorilla lugs sold by Amazon or evannex), OEM lugs going from close ended to open ended, Tsportline/Unplugged Performance wheel upgrades that were madder to work with factory lugs, etc.
I have yet to find any that specifically state the type, brand, model, etc, of the AFTERMARKET lug nuts that they are using with their AFTERMARKET wheels that can handle the 129lbs of torque specified. Can someone with aftermarket wheels pleaser let me know what lugs they are using and if they are torquing them to oem specs.
Some threads that I found
Post #3 is helpful but is again regarding oem wheels
Lug Nuts
Mentions wheels and locks but not brand and if torqued correctly
Musterion's New Staggered Ride (20" wheels + XPEL wrap + Opticoat + Alignment)
Lug nut seat angle but nothing else
Aftermarket winter rims: lug nut seat angle?
Etc, etc. Anyways, sorry for the long post.
I have yet to find any that specifically state the type, brand, model, etc, of the AFTERMARKET lug nuts that they are using with their AFTERMARKET wheels that can handle the 129lbs of torque specified. Can someone with aftermarket wheels pleaser let me know what lugs they are using and if they are torquing them to oem specs.
Some threads that I found
Post #3 is helpful but is again regarding oem wheels
Lug Nuts
Mentions wheels and locks but not brand and if torqued correctly
Musterion's New Staggered Ride (20" wheels + XPEL wrap + Opticoat + Alignment)
Lug nut seat angle but nothing else
Aftermarket winter rims: lug nut seat angle?
Etc, etc. Anyways, sorry for the long post.