I came here to say the same thing. Thought about grinding down the back of them but guessing this is “by design”? They catch but not as nice as if i could place fully behind a “tooth”.
I had to use a hammer to tap most of them to get them to sit fully behind a tooth. I could not simply push the nut back there by hand. It was obvious that the manufacturing of my set was not very exact. My comment was specific to @Du Fly 's post about them not sliding around in the track after placement. I actually had to use a hammer to get them into the correct placement. Unlike the ones on my tie downs that will slide freely through the track. Like in his picture, you can clearly see how those are significantly thinner.
Same issue. I received tapered nuts.Question for those that just installed. Mine came with L Track nuts (Left side of photos) that had some shaping on them vs just being flat like the ones that shipped with the die downs (right one). Which did yours come with and any issues sliding them around on the L Track? Mine will not move outside of the initial placement vs the tie down one which I can easily slide backward and forward. If anyone knows where I can order some replacements, that would be fantastic. Thanks!
. Reaching out to support now.
Just received mine…same. Any resolution/solution?Question for those that just installed. Mine came with L Track nuts (Left side of photos) that had some shaping on them vs just being flat like the ones that shipped with the die downs (right one). Which did yours come with and any issues sliding them around on the L Track? Mine will not move outside of the initial placement vs the tie down one which I can easily slide backward and forward. If anyone knows where I can order some replacements, that would be fantastic. Thanks!
I ended up using the L track nuts from another accessory.
