Lug nut choice - Gorilla, McGard, something else?

[Mariners Fan]

I've finally decided on the wheels I want and now I need to choose some lug nuts. I'm going to get a set of Icon Vector6 wheels and want to put a high quality lug nut on with the new wheels. I'm leaning towards the titanium finish on the wheels but I don't see anything other than chrome or black lug nuts.
Any and all input is appreciated as regards brands, experiences good or bad.

Also, has anyone had their lug nuts powder coated to match their wheels and what did it cost?

 

[Donmatteo]

I think anything but the factory ones you can’t go wrong. I swapped into gorilla on day two.

@911 Crazy add a lug but swap to your list when you get your truck. Factory ones aren’t the best.

 

[isis]

I think anything but the factory ones you can’t go wrong. I swapped into gorilla on day two.

@911 Crazy add a lug but swap to your list when you get your truck. Factory ones aren’t the best.

Can’t wait for Old Fart’s take on ‘lug but’

 

[SS308]

Can’t wait for Old Fart’s take on ‘lug but’

 

[dilmorecg]

I went with gorilla but don’t have much time on them to give a long term opinion. Way better quality than factory.

I can’t believe the ones they put on the truck originally.

I’ve read good things about both. I think my final decision was price based.

 

[JohnC12]

I went with McGard due to excellent reviews. But like others have said, McGard or Gorilla are better than OEM.

 

[JohnyPython]

Hopefully, @Oldfart posts a pic of his nuts.

Size wise, they're the closest to the oem lug nuts. Plus, Mcgard, in my experience tends to be durable in winter conditions.

 

[abearsfan]

I went with monster Lug, they have colored choices.

 

[sixshooter_45]

Gorilla here all splined, takes a little longer to rotate tires but what the heck.

 

[911 Crazy]

Hopefully, @Oldfart posts a pic of his nuts.

Size wise, they're the closest to the oem lug nuts. Plus, Mcgard, in my experience tends to be durable in winter conditions.

But aren't they saggy?