Only thing bad about these is it upsets the Mechanic. To Heck with the Mechanic, I love them. Rims are not going anywhere.

finish is dull and really pretty pathetic looking. They do work as advertised but a big reason for buying these lugs is the aesthetics. I repainted them and now they look sharp.

these things look great against my black rims and make me feel like I have some protection against those wheel-stealers of the world. : )

My trunk monkey loves the Gorilla lugs. It means four less things (wheels) he has to worry about when someone tries to break into my car. Have a set on my wife's Murano and it was awesome watching the local Nissan tech try to figure out how they could take the wheels off for a "mandatory" rotation (that we had to pay for according to them).
They couldn't get the wheels off so no rotation for us and no need to pay for it either. This is the second set I have bought with the intent of using it on my GTR when I get my new wheels installed.

I'm part of the team that produces TitleMine, a new YouTube channel that buys, owns, and flips exotic cars for profit. We picked up our first car, a Dodge Viper ACR, from a dealer over a thousand miles from our home base. Imagine our surprise when we got there to find that the $10,000 BBS wheels that came with the car from the factory were not secured with any kind of locking system, and would be vulnerable when we stopped for the night and any time we left the car in public. Huge problem! It turned out to be an easy fix when we ordered this set of acorn lock-lugs. The lugs look great in black contrasted with our red car, and the fact that every lug has a locking mechanism greatly multiplies the time and cost and noise any thief would have to expend to get at the car's wheels. We know that wherever the car is secure in the rare instances that it's parked on the street in NYC or Philly while we're out, and looks good doing it.