hardware - your compatible locking kits
Using the wrong seat type can cause wheels to loosen, vibrate, or even detach while driving.
The "seat" is the part of the locking bolt or nut that contacts your wheel. Each wheel is designed for a specific seat shape. Mixing seat types won't properly centre or secure your wheel — this is especially critical for security locking kits.
Tapered (Conical)
60° angled seat. Common on BMW and many aftermarket wheels.
BMW / AftermarketRadius (Ball)
Rounded seat, typically R12-R14 radius. Used by VW, Audi, Mercedes, Skoda, and VAG group.
VW / VAG / MercedesFlat (Mag / Washer)
Flat contact surface with washer. Common on Toyota, Lexus, Land Rover, and mag-style aftermarket wheels.
Toyota / Land RoverTuner (Spline Drive)
Narrow body with tapered seat. Fits small wheel holes, requires special key. Popular for aftermarket wheels.
AftermarketLocking wheel bolts for the Bentley Continental GT I (2003–2011)
A locking wheel bolt set for the Bentley Continental GT I (2003–2011) is M14 x 1.5 with a tapered (60° conical) seat to match the original wheels — one locking bolt per wheel, four per set.
| Fixing | Locking bolts |
|---|---|
| Thread | M14 x 1.5 |
| OE seat type | Tapered (60° conical) seat |
Seat type must match the wheels the bolts secure, not just the vehicle: this vehicle's original wheels take a tapered (60° conical) seat, but most aftermarket alloys use a 60° conical seat. If the car is on aftermarket wheels, check the wheel's seat before ordering — bolts with the wrong seat are unsafe at any torque.
Also for this vehicle: Alloy wheels · Wheel nuts & bolts · Spigot rings
