Dorman 711-205A Wheel Lug Nut

Dorman 711-205A Wheel Lug Nut

Dorman 711-205A wheel lug nuts are built from carbon steel and tested to demanding automotive industry standards for strength, longevity, and safety. This black bulge seat acorn lug nut is a direct-fit style for many SAE 1/2-20 applications, including select Ford, Jeep, Dodge, Lincoln, and Mazda vehicles.

Key Features

• Steel construction for dependable wheel retention
• Black finish for a clean, OE-style appearance
• Bulge seat acorn design with a 60-degree conical seat
• Fine 1/2-20 thread pitch with clockwise thread direction
• 13/16 in hex size for common service tools
• SAE thread specification for many classic and late-model truck and SUV applications

Detailed Description

Built for wheel service and replacement, Dorman 711-205A is a steel wheel lug nut engineered for vehicles that use a bulge seat acorn profile and 1/2-20 fine threads. The 1.375-inch overall length and 13/16-inch hex size make it a practical replacement for many factory-style wheel setups. Common fitment includes 2007-2013 Ford Edge, 1997-2012 Jeep Wrangler, and 1994-2001 Dodge Ram 1500, along with many other Ford, Jeep, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda, and Dodge models. If you are replacing worn or damaged wheel nuts on a Ford Mustang, Jeep Grand Cherokee, or Mazda B3000, this part number 711-205A is a relevant OE-style service option.

This part cross-references OE-style wheel lug nut applications for the same 1/2-20 bulge seat setup.

What It Is Used For

• Replacing rounded, rusted, or damaged wheel lug nuts
• Restoring proper wheel clamping on steel or alloy wheels with a 60-degree conical seat
• Addressing wheel vibration caused by incorrect or worn fasteners
• Matching black lug nut hardware on trucks, SUVs, and performance cars
• Servicing vehicles that require SAE 1/2-20 clockwise-thread lug nuts

Installation Notes and Tips

• Verify wheel mating surface and seat style before installation.
• Confirm thread size is 1/2-20 and thread direction is clockwise/right-hand.
• Use the correct torque specification for the vehicle and wheel type.
• Inspect studs for wear or damage before installing new lug nuts.
• Check clearance and seating on aftermarket wheels before final torque.

Quality Assurance

Dorman manufactures these wheel lug nuts from carbon steel and tests them to automotive industry standards to support strength, durability, and safety in service.