Although they may work and give you no problems, I personally would not use them. I would go to an auto parts store and get the OEM lug nuts then I would get the socket set that has the .5 sockets in it. Like this one.

Amazon.com: 7Pc Half Size Lug Nut Socket Set 1/2” Drive Thin Wall Impact Flip Socket Set With Knockout Bar For Removal of Inflated, Damaged, Warped and Mangled Lug Nuts : Automotive

 

The auto store sells the exact same ones , so I guess they are the real deal? Im kinda surprised after looking them up just to compare.

 

My 2011 RAM 1500 had the 22mm lugs with the chrome caps. Those are junk IMO. The caps either fall off or get rust under them and swell, making the 22mm socket unusable. I bought some solid chrome lugs that are an exact match. No more issues. Me personally, I don't understand why the manufacturer would cheap out on lug nuts. Heck, I've even had to chisel off lugs from my fiancee's Jeep.

 

Me too.. same with my wife's jeep..

 

McGard #64073 chrome, or 64074 black is what you need. They have the “bulge” wide seat like the factory lugs, but they’re solid steel without a cap to fall off.

 

I use Gorilla lugs and locks with the factory style large bulge.

 

It really doesn’t look ideal to me, they don’t have the “bulge”. I bought the Gorilla brand chrome plated “bulge” lugnuts and they have been perfect and reliable for the past 10 years. I bought Gorilla lugnuts for my trailer recently, and got a fantastic price for a full set of 24 on eBay.

Edit: I just realized every vehicle I own actually have the Gorillas on them - 2014 Ram, 1968 Mustang, 2021 Mustang Mach-E, 6’ x 12’ dump trailer, and the last one I sold - 2007 SRT8 Charger! Highly recommended.