Stock lug nut - chrome cap issue

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Trick.Raptor

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Has anyone purchased black Gorilla locks (76604NBC I think are the correct ones) to go with the Gorilla lug nuts. Not for off-road runs of course.

My tire guy hooked me up with the locks (76601NBC - 14X2) when I bought the lugs. Total bill was $86 ($55 for lugs, $24.99 for locks + tax)

I never had locks before... why would you not want to use them on off-road runs?
 

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Figured it would be easier to change flats with regular lugs nuts then locking ones if you are in lots of mud and grime. I could be wrong, never tried to change any muddy wheels, usually just snow and ice. Lol
 

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My tire guy hooked me up with the locks (76601NBC - 14X2) when I bought the lugs. Total bill was $86 ($55 for lugs, $24.99 for locks + tax)

I never had locks before... why would you not want to use them on off-road runs?

Hate to bump a 6 month old thread, but do you have pictures of the lugs w/ the locking lugs? Curious to how they look. Is it a noticeable difference?
 

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Here are a couple shots of the 76601NBC I just put on Monday. The other lugs are crappy, and already rusting Protech Splined Lug nuts that came with the Methods when I bought them. Eventually going to replace them with Gorilla lug nuts as well.
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