[jbkusa]

I think it is 68148 on this link.
Gorilla Automotive Products - Lug Nuts, Wheel Locks, Auto Security, Wheel Accessories

The ones I got aren't gorilla brand but it looks the same to me.

I think the part number for the gorilla lug nuts is 69148.

 

[MaylonTRD]

I'm not sure man, that's why I included a picture. I wish I had a part number but I don't. I'm sure someone could call gorilla and get an answer. Also, there are probably more than one that would work.

 

[mendonsy]

The answer is...... You're both right.
They have about 20 different styles that fit the Tundra.
Gorilla Automotive Products - Lug Nuts, Wheel Locks, Auto Security, Wheel Accessories

 

[Wacked]

There are two versions of that nut, one is the short nut that is in the picture above and the other is longer (about 1 3/4") comes down to personal preference and what looks good or works for your wheels

 

[MaylonTRD]

There are two versions of that nut, one is the short nut that is in the picture above and the other is longer (about 1 3/4") comes down to personal preference and what looks good or works for your wheels

Now that you say that I just thought my lugs do sit kind of in the wheel. So if someone wanted the lugs more visible the longer ones would probably sit more flush or out a bit. Good call. It's not really something I would have noticed.

 

[Toy Collector]

Looks great! One question though. Is it a +35 or +30 offset? Your sig says 30... the first post says 35. Just checking as I will be ordering my Hoss's and BFG's next week and that is the exact offset (look) I'm looking for. I'm assuming it's +35.

Thanks.

 

[MaylonTRD]

The guy I bought them from said +35 but the KMC website doesn't show that option, only a +30. So I believe they are +30 but 5 mm probably won't make a difference one way or the other. Sorry for the confusion.