V-Project Inc
V-Project Inc Wheel Stud Installer Kit Nissan X-Trail 2005-2006 m12x1.25 Chrome
Installs M12×1.25 wheel studs on 2005-2006 Nissan X-Trail and other listed vehicles
- Colorchrome
- Commercial/ResidentialResidential
- Precise fit for Nissan X-Trail 2005-2006
- M12 x 1.25 thread matches factory studs
- Chrome finish resists corrosion during installation
- 20 mm x 24.9 mm x 43.15 mm compact tool profile
- Designed specifically for pin-type wheel studs
Wheel Stud Installer Kit for Nissan X-Trail
This kit provides the tools needed to install wheel studs on a Nissan X-Trail from 2005 to 2006. It matches the m12x1.25 thread size required for these vehicles. The components feature a chrome finish for corrosion resistance. It is designed for residential garage use.
Suits owners replacing pressed-in pin studs
The kit suits DIY owners replacing pressed-in pin studs on the listed Nissan models. It also covers various Infiniti, Subaru, Suzuki and SAAB applications sharing the same thread. It does not suit vehicles requiring a different thread pitch or stud type. Professional shops needing heavy-duty equipment should look elsewhere.
Thread size m12x1.25 confirms fit
The single specification that decides fitment is the m12x1.25 thread size. Verify that your vehicle requires this exact pitch before purchasing. The kit includes studs measuring 20mm, 24.9mm and 43.15mm in length. Correct thread engagement is essential for wheel safety.
Highlights
- Precise fit for Nissan X-Trail 2005-2006
- M12 x 1.25 thread matches factory studs
- Chrome finish resists corrosion during installation
- 20 mm x 24.9 mm x 43.15 mm compact tool profile
- Designed specifically for pin-type wheel studs
Specifications
| Brand | v-project |
|---|---|
| Color | chrome |
| Commercial/Residential | Residential |
Questions about this item
What is the thread pitch of the m12 studs this installer kit is designed for?
The kit fits m12 x 1.25 pin studs, matching the factory thread pitch on the listed Nissan X-Trail models.
How much heat does the tool generate during extended pressing cycles?
The manual press tool produces no measurable heat; only hand force is required to seat the studs.
Which drive-size socket or impact gun must I already own to operate the installer?
No power tool is needed; the kit uses a hand-operated press that threads directly onto the m12 x 1.25 studs.
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