I have a 2000 ford sport with 17 inch rims. I want to get locking lugs. Does anyone know what the stud size is? I think it is 12mm or 14mm. Thanks in advance for your reply.

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2000 F-150 2wd sport 4.2 V6
XLT, Ext cab, auto transmission

(Performance)
JBA Headers:Jacobs Ignition:K&N:Superchip
Throttle body spacer: Cat back exaust
4.10 gears (had 3.55)

(Appearance)
AR 17x10 Atlas Wheels
Custom Seat Covers: Dash Mat
Floor Mats: Cd player: Pioneer Speakers
Rockford Amp: Truck box: Rhino Liner
Grill Guard: Nerf Bars: Fender flares
Custom graphics: Tail light covers
Vent Visors: Driving Lights
Tinted windows
3 inch spindle lift: 3 inch body lift: lift lips
33/12.5/17 Procomp A/T

 

They changed from 12 to 14 mm during the 2000 model year. My dad's truck ('00) has 12mm studs. My '00 truck had 14 mm studs. You'll just have to measure yours to be sure.

 

Thanks Nomo,
I Ordered some new rims for my truck. They said it would fit on the F-150. If my studs are 12mm and the rims are 14mm or vise versa will that mean they won't fit? I hope the rims give a little le-way for both.

 

From what I printed from one web site the lug bolts for a 97-01 f150 are 12mm 1.75mm or 14x2mm depending on year and that's a 5x135mm bolt pattern. Maybe too late but this info may help someone.

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97 Ford F150 XLT 4wd 4.6L auto, Std cab/Long bed 2 tone royal blue w tan bottom, PW,PL, and PM, captian chairs w/arm rests

Current Mods
K&N Filter
Xact Plug Wires- 8mm
Ventshade side window deflectors,read window deflector, bug guard, headlight and taillight blackouts
custom hand painted Ford emblems on door jamb guards and under hood on plastic intake cover
plastic mud guards
custom 4x4 off road graphics
Ford hitch cover and license plate frame
Custom carpet liner (protects factory carpet)

 

Well, I found out that my lugs are 14mm with 2mm threads.