whats the correct torque?
recheck them after a week also. Most tire places don't torque the lugs, they just run them on with the air impact. It works most of the time, but sometimes one gets left loose. Also heard of improperly torqued lugs warping front brake rotors.
Thanks for reminding me. Just got tires Monday and I need to retorque the lugs with an honest-to-God torque wrench instead of an air impact.
Thanks for reminding me. Just got tires Monday and I need to retorque the lugs with an honest-to-God torque wrench instead of an air impact.
That's right, according to the OM it's 150fl/lbs. Trust me, it's a real B**ch when you remove/replace your wheels every time you detail your ride. Also beware, if you're installing wheel locks I would decrease the torque to around 80lbs.
I had a set of McGards that I installed at 150 and eventually had to have them chiseled off the front driver's side.
My next set will be installed at 75lbs.
I had a set of McGards that I installed at 150 and eventually had to have them chiseled off the front driver's side.
My next set will be installed at 75lbs.
Its really not as bad as it sounds. Just be sure to use a torque wrench to evenly spread out the torque, Keeps the rotors from warping.:santa:


