Nabil3IS

Hey, I'm going to get my rims powder-coated black despite my love for the OEM color on the F-Sport rims (the paint on the barrel is chipping and isn't allowing the tire to sit correctly) and I wanted some black lug nuts to go alongside them. I tried my hardest to look for black OEM lug nuts and I could not find them. So after some research, I came across black lug nuts from the newer Tacoma and 4Runner (part number - PT076-60200-02) there are also the black lug nuts off of the newer Carmy TRD and Avalon TRD (part number- 90942-A1005). These are (both the Tacoma/4Runner and Camry/Avalon) M12-1.50 Mag - 21mm Hex, 36.5mm Length, and the 3IS lug nuts are M12-1.50 Mag - 21mm Hex, 37mm Length. The only difference I can see is the length by 0.5mm, would this affect anything and would I be able to run them safely and without issue? Thank you!
Also if there are black OEM lug nuts available for the 3IS could you please link them?
I want them to be genuine OEM lug nuts, I haven't been able to find them.

There are also black wheel locks that are meant for the same vehicles (part number- PT276-35200-02) which I assume I can use if the normal lug nuts fit.

Sant0rini

Def not OEM but these are the lugs I’ve been running on my 15 3IS f sport since 2021.

White Knight 1707SBK-20AM Black...

ScytheDC

Are you running a wheel lock too? Those white knights are notorious for being easy to remove by thieves.

lexo98

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if your running OEM wheels please remove those lugnuts ASAP. Toyota/ Lexus OEM wheels are not cut for acorn style lugnuts. The correct part is going to be .

Nabil3IS

Ya you are 100% right about this, it should be the Mag type of lug nut. I’m willing to buy these but I’m curious if they offer wheel locks too? (In black)

PJSnow

I don't think there should be an issue with a 0.5mm length difference from the Toyota trucks vs. Lexus cars. Here is a set of 24 black lugs I have been eyeing for the 4runner:

lexo98

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I’m assuming that this is the white knight lock rebranded since it’s the same part # . I also like these though. I can’t don’t the info on how tall they are though 73631TBC

387

2019-2020 F Sport models came with black chrome lug nuts I believe, have you thought about those? They aren't totally black, but will hold up a lot better in terms of scratches and chips from being removed and dropped and are as OEM as you can get.

Lex_Giorgio

Do the 2022 IS3x0 fit?

Cause they're black from the factory.

lexo98

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Last time I had to buy OEM they were way overpriced

Nabil3IS

Okay so like many other manufacturers Toyota/Lexus use the same parts for multiple vehicles. They claim to be for different vehicles but they are the same specs with the same part number so unless I am missing something they are identical. So what I have found is that the lug nuts from the 2018-2021 F-Sport lug nuts (noted as dark chrome color) are that the part number is #90942-01115 but if you throw this part number into google it also shows that its the same for vehicles like the Toyota Corolla, Toyota RAV4, Toyota Highlander, Lexus GSF, Lexus RCF, Lexus IS300, Lexus IS350, Lexus RC300, etc. (The Toyota ones are cheaper) Despite their strikingly similar specs and appearance actually do match up with the correct specs of M12-1.50 Mag - 21mm Hex, 37mm Length. So yes the newer 2018-2021 F-Sport lug nuts (part number #90942-01115) is the same specs as the 3IS OEM lug nuts. Thank you for noting that!
As for the 2022 IS F-Sport lug nuts I'm unable to find the part number online but I'll attempt to get it from dealerships near me. The 2022 lug nuts seem to be actually black and not the "dark chrome" or black chrome color. Granted it's probably a minuscule difference it would definitely be nice to have a powder-coated black than the dark chrome.

Nabil3IS

Ya OEM is always overpriced but I'm not really sure how to tell a quality lug nut from a poorly made one. I assume the amazon ones you linked are more than fine but I do drive fast, hard, and very spirited so there are a couple of things that I feel comfortable spending the extra bucks on like tires, lug nuts, brakes, etc. I know the odds of one breaking is small and the odds of multiple breaking at the same time on the same wheel are even more unlikely but for the price difference, I feel as though I can justify it. Plus something always feels good about a part being OEM, not that it matters but still.
Something I can note, at least for myself, is that I'm cool with the people at my local dealership so they give me great discounts all the time. I didn't know anyone from there at first but after a couple of visits and having some nice conversations they are always more than willing to help me out with the price.

TipsyTonio

No can do. 2021+ IS have lug bolts, not lug nuts. So the thread is on the stud itself versus on the prior models that have the thread on the wheel hub.

Lex_Giorgio

Oh... they did it the German way :|

Thanks for the info! I guess I would have found that out when I have to put the winter's on my sister's car haha!

387

The 2021-22 lugnuts are actually bolts and the seat is different.

Good additional info, I am planning to pick up a set with the matching locknuts too. I was going to look up the part number on megazip because it is so cheap there for OEM parts.

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