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This category includes Walline wheel bolts, locking bolts and nuts selected by fastener parameters. Product cards include M12, M14 and M15 positions, 1.25 and 1.5 thread pitch, 24, 26, 28, 30, 36, 40 and 45 mm lengths, cone or ball seat, and options for a 17 key.
The page includes regular wheel bolts sold as 1 or 10 pcs, locking bolts in 4-piece sets, sets with 2 keys, options with a rotating ring and closed chrome nuts. Before purchase, compare the new fastener with the stock one: thread, pitch, length, seat shape, key size and quantity.
What to choose in this category
- Wheel bolts. Selected by thread, length, seat shape and key size.
- Locking bolts. Product names specify thread parameters, length, seat type, quantity and keys in the set.
- Wheel nuts. For nuts, check thread, seat shape, height and key type.
How to check compatibility
Read the parameters from the current bolt or nut: diameter, thread pitch, threaded length and wheel seat type. Cone and ball seat are different shapes and should be checked against the wheel. If the set includes a locking key, treat it as part of the set for storage and service.
What else may be useful
- Gifts and consumables - the main section with car accessories.
- Valve stem caps - small wheel accessories.
- Caps for bolts and nuts - decorative elements for wheel fasteners.
- Wheel covers and cover stickers - products for wheel appearance.
- Wheel and socket wrenches - tools for wheel fasteners.
- Auto fasteners - a broader section of vehicle fasteners.
Delivery and order details
Before ordering, check thread size, length, seat shape and fastener quantity. Current payment, delivery and order processing terms are listed on the payment and delivery page.
Questions and answers
How do I choose wheel bolt thread?
Compare the stock fastener marking and parameters: M12, M14 or M15, 1.25 or 1.5 pitch, and threaded length.
What is the difference between cone and ball seat?
They are different seat shapes. Choose the option that matches the wheel seat and the factory vehicle fastener.
What should I check in a locking bolt set?
Check the number of bolts or nuts, included keys, thread, length, seat shape and rotating ring marking if it is listed in the product name.