Brailer

Will these fit my oem wheels please. (08W42-SJD-602PDI)

john

Chuck S

Don't know what wheels you have... "OEM" doesn't tell us anything.

Part number on my 2006 car with 17" wheels is 08W42-SCV-101. Used for: 2008-2012 Accord, 2007-2013 CR-V, 2011-2013 CR-Z, 2010-2013 Crosstour, 2004-2011 Element, 2007-2013 Fit, 2010-2013 Insight, 2005-2009 S2000.

-- Chuck

Brailer

I have 17" original wheels on my 2004 s2000 facelift. These in the pic, thanks.

flanders

All OEM wheels for our car use the same type of nuts with spherical cone and M12x1.5mm threads.
So yes it tells enough.
From a quick google on that part number it seems they should fit, just a small question mark if the *PDI is some kind of special model.

Brailer

That's what I thought. The question mark for me was also the pdi bit. Don't know what that is.

flanders

From looking at the picture in the ebay ad (which I'm assuming you are going to buy), they look correct

engifineer

I will just mention that I have had locking lugs of that design before (different manufacturer) and they tend to get damaged easily. But its not too much of a worry because when they do, it takes about 5 minutes to remove all 4. So in other words, don't make yourself think they actually provide any real security. Super easy to remove with standard tools and not really worth paying extra money for. Have had to remove them when the key was lost and have seen wheels stolen that had locking lugs on them.

Brailer

The ones I'm looking at are honda original parts. Got some on my car already just they have started to corrode.

engifineer

Yep, understood. And I also know that they may stop an "opportunity thief" that has a 4 way and a jack. Just some input that I would still be wary of parking anywhere you think the wheels may be stolen :P

richmc

https://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/PDI

Take your pick!

seriously though those are the nuts.