Thanks, I'll order them up. Although I don't see why I need to replace the nuts, mine are perfectly good. I can think of other times where I replaced some of the studs (as when stripped or broken) the nuts to match, then the remaining old studs and nuts were left alone and it didn't matter if they mixed later on. Then again, I've always used anti-seize on the lugs of every vehicle I own-despite the dire warnings about new GM cars and not doing so-and I've yet to find a nut working its way loose again later on.
One of my mechanic jobs was in a tire shop, and about fifty galled, ruined lug nuts and free stud replacements in, I decided that anti-seize was a good idea.
