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Old 01-24-2006, 09:31 AM
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Default Re: Wheel fell off my '05

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Originally Posted by greener
That's sucks, glad nobody was hurt.

Proper Touque is very important.

I guarantee 9/10 shops have people that just hammer away with an impact.
i second that. if i were you, id bring a video camera to cath them dummies using an impact gun to r/r lugs. make the shop pay for all the repairs and the rental car.

to many of my dummy friends dont torque their lugs, i watch them loose wheels and studs. im really conservative myself. i usually torque to only 60 lbs and i check em regularly. im no engineer, 83 lbs of tq on some softie studs makes me nervous.

btw when i changed out a flat on my front left tire, i noticed that one of my studs was cross threaded from the factory, that sucked.
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