Guide to Tuner wheel bolt fitment for aftermarket multi PCD alloys M14x1.5 fits Audi, Merc, VW
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Car alloy wheel tuner bolts M14x1.5 taper seat for use with aftermarket alloys.
This is a quick guide about fitting aftermarket multi fitment alloy wheels to your car.
These multi fitment or multi stud car wheels have 8 to 10 bolts holes so that they can fit more than one bolt pattern (PCD). To fit this many bolt holes the manufacturers have to make them narrower and therefore a standard Hex wheel bolt will not fit. You will need a Tuner bolt, such as that in this video.
You will see here that tuner bolts have a round head with a spline pattern cut out of it. A matching spline tool or key is used to torque up and undo the bolts.
In this guide we are showing an M14 x 1.5 thread bolt. This thread size is used with car makes such as Audi, Mercedes, Volkswagen (VW), SEAT and Skoda. See a list of car models at the end of the description or if you do not know what fitment you need drop us a comment and we will answer you.
If the wheels you are fitting do not need a spacer then a standard thread length of 27 or 28mm will be fine, however as illustrated in this video, if you are adding a spacer you will need an extended thread length. In this case we have a 40mm long thread which will fit with 10-12mm spacers.
Here is a list of some of the car models which these M14x1.5 thread bolts will fit (this is not an exhustive list)
Audi (Circa 2000 on earlier models may have used an M12)
A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, Q3, Q5, Q7 and the S and RS variants.
Mercedes (Circa 2007 on - check you current fitment to be sure as Merc vary quite a lot)
A class, B class, C class, E class, S class
VW (Circa 2002)
Golf, Polo, Passat, jetta, Touran, Toureg
SEAT (Circa 2002)
Leon, Ateca, Ibiza
Skoda (Circa 2000)
Octavia, Superb, Yeti, Flavia
If you do not see your model and are unsure about your requirements, drop us a comment here or visit our website for more info https://www.alloywheelnutsandbolts.co.uk
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