MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 75401 7/16"-20 x 1-5/16" Zinc Plated Steel Fine Thread
Zinc-plated steel wheel stud with 7/16"-20 fine thread secures wheels to the hub
- TypeAutomotive Brakes, Steering & Suspension
- ColorTransparent
- 7/16"-20 fine thread provides precise wheel fitment
- Zinc plated steel resists corrosion for longer service life
- 1-5/16" length suits standard hub mounting requirements
- New condition ensures full structural integrity out of the box
- Automotive brake and suspension grade meets OEM replacement standards
Product Identity
The Midwest Fastener Corp 75401 is a zinc plated steel wheel stud with a 7/16"-20 fine thread and a 1-5/16" length. It is designed to mount semi-permanently to a vehicle hub through the brake drum or disk to secure the wheel with lug nuts.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your vehicle hub requires a 7/16"-20 thread pitch and can accommodate a 1-5/16" stud length before ordering. Confirm the existing fasteners match this fine thread specification to ensure proper fitment and safe wheel attachment.
Ideal Use Case
This stud suits automotive repair on vehicles using this specific thread and length combination. It is not for applications requiring a different thread pitch, a different length, or a non-automotive fastening purpose.
Highlights
- 7/16"-20 fine thread provides precise wheel fitment
- Zinc plated steel resists corrosion for longer service life
- 1-5/16" length suits standard hub mounting requirements
- New condition ensures full structural integrity out of the box
- Automotive brake and suspension grade meets OEM replacement standards
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Automotive Brakes, Steering & Suspension |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the 75401 wheel stud come with lug nuts or must they be purchased separately?
The stud is sold alone; lug nuts are not included and must be bought separately.
How do I decide between the 7/16"-20 fine thread and other thread pitches?
Match the 7/16"-20 fine thread to the vehicle hub specification; a different pitch will not engage correctly.
What does the 1-5/16" length mean once the stud is pressed into the hub?
It gives the total shank length from seat to tip, determining how much thread protrudes for the lug nut.
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