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Specification 01
Thread & pitch
Exact thread pitch helps protect the hub and deliver even clamping force through every heat cycle.
M12 × 1.5 / M14 × 1.25 / M14 × 1.5
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The detail that
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Purpose in every millimeter
Engineered around the fit
Wheel hardware is a small component with a critical job. Every dimension works together to keep the wheel centered, clamped, and ready for the road.
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Specification 02
Seat profile
Precision-machined ball and conical seats center the wheel securely without damaging the mounting surface.
60° cone / R12 / R13 / R14 ball
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Specification 03
Length & finish
Choose the correct shank length and a durable finish engineered to resist road salt and corrosion.
Black zinc / silver zinc / extended
Fitment made simple
Start with your vehicle.
Start with your vehicle.
Finish with confidence.
Match the thread, seat, and shank length to your exact wheel setup. If you are using spacers or aftermarket wheels, confirm their hardware requirements before ordering.
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Measure before ordering
Three checks. One exact fit.
Use your original hardware and wheel manufacturer requirements as the source of truth.
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Match the thread
Confirm both the nominal diameter and thread pitch. Threads that appear similar may not be compatible.
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Identify the seat
Match ball radius or conical angle to the wheel. The seat must contact the wheel evenly.
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Verify the length
Measure from the seat to the tip. Add spacer thickness when extended hardware is required.
Helpful answers
Wheel bolt buying questions
These basics help narrow the choice. Always verify the individual product and wheel specifications before installation.
Can I reuse the factory wheel bolts with spacers?
Only when the spacer system is designed for the original hardware and provides the required thread engagement. Slip-on spacers typically require a longer bolt by approximately the spacer thickness.
What is the difference between ball and cone seats?
A ball seat has a curved contact surface defined by its radius. A cone seat uses a straight tapered surface, commonly 60 degrees. They are not interchangeable.
How much thread engagement is required?
The correct requirement depends on the vehicle, hub material, and bolt diameter. Follow the vehicle and wheel manufacturer specifications or ask ViVA Performance to verify the application.
Should wheel bolts be installed with an impact gun?
Start every bolt by hand, then tighten in the recommended sequence with a calibrated torque wrench to the vehicle or wheel manufacturer specification.