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I've used both a Rivnut tool and the washer/nut method for securing Rivnuts. Both work fine provided the bolts/nuts you are using are of sufficient quality. For this specific install it was easier for me to just use a bolt/nut/washer.

Now $300

4 Mojave OEM Wheels Without TPMS and Tires These have about ~600 miles on them. They don't have anything mounted on them. Will come with the center caps. $400, $300, $260 located around 91791.

Now $70

Just took these off a brand new Gladiator Mojave. If you don't have room in your bed/vehicle I can probably help you install them on the spot (providing that you have nothing already there). Comes with required bolts. Southern California (91791 area) - $100 $70