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I found these pictures awhile back and seems to show the difference pretty well.

Looks nice. Did you paint them yourself? If they are painted, how are they holding up?

Agree. Also get a good 6pt socket that fits your lugs perfectly. Some of the cheap stuff will be loose and start to deform your lug nut corners.

Thanks for sharing that but dang! They are really proud of those.o_O

I've always used Gorilla nuts (hmm, that sounds strange!), but sooner or later they will rust too. Unless they are made of Stainless Steel, I don't know how you are not going to get rust on a steel lug nut. Even if they are coated, the coating will get damaged when you are taking them on and...

? I meant the A/T tire that works the best in the snow. I switched to actual snow tires on our Fusion and I couldn't believe the difference. It's night and day. I probably won't be going that route on the Bronco though although it would be a beast in the snow.

The only place I could find them was on Ebay. The Nokian website says that Discount Tire is a supplier but could only find 1 Nokian tire there and it wasn't this model. I could see needing actual snow tires in Canada and select places in the states, but in most places in the US, a good A/T tire...

Thanks for the tip. I have a local Discount Tire and it wouldn't hurt to ask.

I would also love to swap for A/T. While many have said they are going to swap, are you talking right away or after the original M/T tires wear out? Immediately taking off the M/T and buying A/T means you are spending around $1000 right away. Is there a good way of selling the original tires?