Make sure you get the right cone shape for your rim. When I replaced my factory tires with Goodyear Endurance last year, I got a new rim with a spare so I effectively had 2 spares... After having to change a tire because of a leaky valve, I determined (after a 30 minute drive home) that the new rim didn't have the same cone shape (it was flat), it totally messed up my lug nuts and I had to buy a new set. I ended up having the Endurance put on the original spare rim and chucked the "new" rim, at it had some big groves in it.
While the trailer was parked in my driveway I took off one of the lug nuts and brought it into Canadian Tire and got a new set with the correct shape and thread size.
If it is any help, my 2016 x213 with factory aluminum rims (and the steel spare) takes these:
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00B2FCAXW/