Any black lug nuts fit?

[Offroad]

Does anyone know of any black lug nuts that fit the 21" oem wheels on a CX-90?

If so, please post a part number. Aftermarket ok too. Thanks!

 

[Antoine]

Yeah it appears some places list an official Mazda set as compatible but one of the part sites I came across had a banner saying the set is not…I can see below via our “Similar Threads and Articles” widget that @CTt3P5 has recently sold a set of black lug nuts…I wonder if he has any insights here…

 

[CTt3P5]

Thanks @Antoine, I'll try to help.

I did a quick search on Mazda USA's site and found none listed for the CX-90, I only see wheel locks? Here is a part number for the set of OEM black lug nuts that I bought to replace the wheel locks on our daughter's CX-70. She has the PHEV PP with 21" wheels so I'd imagine that these will work fine.

OEM Black Lug Nuts

Pricey when you consider that you have to buy four sets. But if you don't mind the locks or are ok with buying one set of the lug nuts I listed above, you can buy this OEM kit on Ebay for a fraction of the cost.

OEM Black Lug Nuts - Kit

If you wanted to go aftermarket, I'd search McGard and Gorilla to see what they may offer.

 

[leeharvey418]

Yeah it appears some places list an official Mazda set as compatible but one of the part sites I came across had a banner saying the set is not…I can see below via our “Similar Threads and Articles” widget that @CTt3P5 has recently sold a set of black lug nuts…I wonder if he has any insights here…

I've noticed when looking at wheels on dealer sites that putting in 2024 will give you access to everything that fits a CX-90, while putting in 2025 will severely limit your choices. I'd bet that's what's going on, here.

 

[CTt3P5]

I plugged in 2024 CX-90 on MazdaUSA and still only seeing the black wheel locks, no selection of lug nuts?

 

[TheMAN]

Mazda part # C900-V9-770A listed for the CX-5, CX-60, CX-80, etc should work, since the stock lug nut part number is B002-37-160B... basically all Mazdas use this lug nut these days, which was first used in the 323 40 years ago