What are these?

[sturg]

Trying to organize some of my dads tools and came across these, they look like some sort of thread restorers but I don't understand exactly how they would work...

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[Outlawmws]

Need better pics they look like std 6 pt sockets to me.

 

[sturg]

They are threaded on the other side.


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[Thephranc]

German wheel lugs like on BMW?

 

[rtole]

Lugnuts for low clearance lugnut holes. With the matching hex bit to turn them.

 

[sturg]

Definitely not German wheel lugs... And I'm not sure if you're serious rtole...


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[srmofo]

Definitely not German wheel lugs... And I'm not sure if you're serious rtole...


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If they are the same thread pitch I would say hes right. Probably about 16-20 of them sitting there?

I should add that they look more like they are more of the style of rim found on toyotas. Where the lugs center the wheels instead of the hub
...or perhaps some kind of ET lugnuts

 

[srmofo]

Found them!!!
http://www.sfyh.com/Allen-Key-Auto-...Style-6-Point-Socket-Locking-Lug-Nuts_p211518
http://wheellocknuts.company.frbiz....6_point_socket_locking_lug_nuts-94624653.html

heres a better picture, yours are just the extended thread style which is pretty unusual in a 6 point lugnut

 

[sturg]

Looks like that's what they are... Not sure where they came from though lol.


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[rtole]

Dead serious. Third pic say 12x1.5 rht (right hand thread)
Common lugnut.........20 years tire business. I see those in pawn shop tool bins all the time. They get mistaken often.

 

[rtole]

Those are an et style. The ends go into the wheel instead of a taper to hold the wheel on .