Clamp your wheel securely to the hub with the Dorman - Autograde wheel lug nut 611-207, an M12-1.50 wheel nut that also serves as a wheel cover retaining nut. It fits many vehicles, among them the 2001-2010 Ford Escape, 2001-2011 Ford Focus and 2005-2010 Mercury Mariner. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
These Dorman lug nuts are intended to mirror the original equipment hardware in fit, function and performance on the listed applications, and they are engineered to exacting specifications. Lug nuts come in many sizes and styles, so compare the thread, hex and length below with your original nuts before ordering.
- Thread size: M12-1.50.
- Hex size: 19 mm.
- Length: 28.5 mm.
- Direct replacement: built to match the original hardware's fit, function and performance on specified vehicles.
- Durable construction: designed and made to strict specifications for dependable performance.
- Trustworthy quality: supported by Dorman's product experts in the United States and more than a century of automotive experience.
A lug nut with stripped threads, a rounded or heavily corroded hex, or one that has gone missing may need replacing. Always tighten wheel nuts to the torque listed in your vehicle's service information.
Interchange: B142320 · 8L8Z1012B · YL8Z1012BA · EC0337161 · 98164 · 10073N · RB10073N · BD140002
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
B142320, 8L8Z1012B, YL8Z1012BA, EC0337161, 98164, 10073N, RB10073N, BD140002
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vehicles does the Dorman - Autograde 611-207 lug nut fit?
It fits many vehicles, including the 2001-2010 Ford Escape, 2001-2011 Ford Focus and 2005-2010 Mercury Mariner. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
What are the specs of this Dorman wheel nut?
It has an M12-1.50 thread, a 19 mm hex and a 28.5 mm length. Compare these with your original nuts before ordering.
What does a wheel lug nut do?
It threads onto a wheel stud and clamps the wheel against the hub. This nut is also listed as a wheel cover retaining nut, so it helps hold the wheel cover in place.
How should Dorman autograde lug nuts be installed?
Start each nut by hand. Then tighten the nuts in a star pattern with a torque wrench to the torque value in your vehicle's service information.
What are signs a lug nut may need replacing?
Signs include stripped or damaged threads, a rounded or corroded hex, a nut that will not hold its torque, and a missing nut.
