V-Project Inc
V-Project Inc Wheel Stud Installer Kit M12x1.5 Chrome Hyundai XG350 2000-2017
Installs M12x1.5 wheel studs on Hyundai XG350 2000-2017 and many other vehicles
- Colorchrome
- Commercial/ResidentialResidential
- Installs wheel studs on Hyundai XG350 2000-2017
- M12 x 1.5 thread matches factory specification
- Chrome finish resists corrosion during use
- Compact 20mm x 24.9mm x 43.15mm design fits tight hubs
- For pin-type studs across many makes
Wheel Stud Installer Kit M12x1.5
This new V-Project Inc wheel stud installer kit fits the Hyundai XG350 from 2000 to 2017 and uses an M12x1.5 thread size for pin-type studs. The chrome-finished tools are intended for residential garage use and come in a single kit. It provides the hardware needed to press in replacement wheel studs without removing the hub assembly.
Thread Dimensions and Fit
The kit components measure 20mm, 24.9mm and 43.15mm in length, matching the factory stud profile for the listed application. Correct thread engagement reduces the risk of cross-threading or stretched bolts during installation. No torque values or power-tool requirements are supplied by the manufacturer.
Chrome Finish and Application Scope
The chrome coating resists corrosion in a home workshop environment and allows easy visual inspection for wear. The kit also covers an extensive list of Acura, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Eagle, Ford and Honda models spanning 1986 to 2018. It does not suit vehicles outside the listed makes, years or thread specifications.
Highlights
- Installs wheel studs on Hyundai XG350 2000-2017
- M12 x 1.5 thread matches factory specification
- Chrome finish resists corrosion during use
- Compact 20mm x 24.9mm x 43.15mm design fits tight hubs
- For pin-type studs across many makes
Specifications
| Brand | v-project |
|---|---|
| Color | chrome |
| Commercial/Residential | Residential |
Questions about this item
How do I install the M12x1.5 studs on my 2000-2017 Hyundai XG350 using this kit?
Thread the installer tool onto the new M12x1.5 stud, then tighten the lug nut against the tool to pull the stud through the hub; the step often missed is removing the tool before torquing the final lug nut to spec.
Will the chrome finish on these 20mm, 24.9mm and 43.15mm components need re-plating or replacement over time?
The chrome coating resists corrosion under normal road conditions; replacement is only needed if the threads are damaged or the stud stretches beyond the M12x1.5 pitch during service.
What is the first limit I hit when pressing multiple pin-type studs in succession with this installer?
The installer’s 43.15mm overall length and chrome surface handle repeated M12x1.5 presses; the practical limit is operator fatigue, not tool deformation.
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