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EUCLID E-5996-R Part Description
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CAP NUT
Features & Benefits
- 1.13”-16 thread size allows for a secure and accurate fit on Alcoa wide-base aluminum wheels
- 1.50” hex offers better tool engagement for an efficient installation
- 1” height gives added surface area for lug wrenches to grip, reducing the chance of slipping
- “Long Grip” style provides greater contact with the wheel to support a more consistent tightening
Euclid Wheel Cap Nut
Before deciding on smaller hardware like fasteners, it’s worth looking at the Euclid Wheel Cap Nut. Though basic in size, this nut matters during wheel installation and service. It works to lock the wheel cap in place and prevent movement while the vehicle is in motion. If you’re searching for a high-quality wheel cap nut that gets the job done, go for the Euclid E-5996-R.
| Product Type | Other Cap Nut |
| Side | Right |
| Thread Size | 1.13" - 16 |
| Hex | 1.50" |
| Height | 1" |
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EUCLID E-5996-R Manufacturer Information
Euclid® is a world leader in the production of precision-engineered replacement parts for buses, trailers, as well as light-, medium- and heavy-duty trucks. This brand takes great pride in its products that meet and even exceed O.E.M. quality standards. Officially a part of Meritor since January 1999, Euclid remains the same despite all the changes the company has been through. When customers receive Euclid products, they know they are getting far more than ordinary replacement parts. Instead, they are getting the best replacement parts made today from a company they can trust. Euclid is a company that's continuously improving with technology to do a job the right way because it is the only way it knows how.
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