gearbox

iTrader: (95)

so i have aftermarket rims with tuner lug nuts, say i need the spare, i have to use oem lug nuts right??

DDragon7

Good question, I was wondering the same thing on Thursday when I got a flat from a micro puncture. But I drove it to the gas station to fill it up flat since I snuck out of work to do it.

robbclark1

iTrader: (8)

yar you should use stock nuts. Just get an aftermarket "spare"

gearbox

iTrader: (95)

no money lol. i will just get some cheapo stock nuts from advance tomorrow thanks lol. hopefully they have some

DDragon7

I guess I should throw some stock lugs in with my car jack tool pouch.

gearbox

iTrader: (95)

well when i start to think about it, im really not gonna drive on a donut spare so idk why i even bother hauling it around. way dangerous already. i think im gonna look into getting another tire and have it mounted on full size rim if i can find one lol. that donut is already 7 yrs old and i doubt it would last long esp on a road trip. sucks that a full size tire wont fit in the trunk tho.

electric130

iTrader: (44)

i have the OEM donut and i keep a set of the OEM lug nuts back there with it. yeah, you don't want to drive 75 on it, but the donut will get you by if you're stuck in the middle of nowhere. i also keep a tire plug kit in the trunk too. i drove for a year and a half on a set of plugged tires. works as good if not better than a patch.

gearbox

iTrader: (95)

yeah i have tire plug kit too. id use that before putting the stupid donut on there unless tire is totally flat.

lordhelmet

iTrader: (3)

On the lug nut topic... are the lug nuts for the stock alloys and steelies the same?

gearbox

iTrader: (95)

yeah, all factory honda rim uses same lugs, alloy or steelie.