Im gonna go change my tires in the rain

[b*saint]

I hate my snow tires so much I cant take another day on them. Ive always torqued my alloy wheels to 80 pounds. Sound right?

[nrubenstein]

88.

[xwill112x]

i never torque mine, i just make sure its good n tight.

[Conki]

Yeah I just tighten them as much as I can

[Wh33lhop]

88.

You've got ft-lbs and mph mixed up, Marty.

[Jand3rson]

When this torque wrench hits 88 lb. ft., you're gonna see some serious shit.

[BraveUlysses]

This reminds me of the day it snowed two days after putting my summer tires on my car in March, and I had to change them back to allseasons at 5am in the snow. Good times.

[dnova89]

I torque my bottlecaps to 78 ft-lbs... iono if that helps with anything. haha

[CincinnatiKid]

My electric impact torques my wheels.

[E30SPDFRK]

I torque my bottlecaps to 78 ft-lbs... iono if that helps with anything. haha

less unsprung weight



fa sho

[tjts1]

I hate my snow tires so much I cant take another day on them. Ive always torqued my alloy wheels to 80 pounds. Sound right?

Cool story brah

[Massive Lee]

80-85ft.lbs will do

[mrsleeve]

AL. wheels 100 (my truck is 140 though) steelies 80 is good.

[Massive Lee]

Tightening torque is not related to type of wheels, but bolt/stud section. Just as with any bolt.

A 12mm stud/bolt is rated at 80ft.lbs
A 14mm stud/bolts is rated at 110ft.lbs

[b*saint]

Tightening torque is not related to type of wheels, but bolt/stud section. Just as with any bolt.

A 12mm stud/bolt is rated at 80ft.lbs
A 14mm stud/bolts is rated at 110ft.lbs

Well I heard alloys will crack if you torque too much and a steelie will flair. Plus a 12mm bolt that is grade 5 doesnt torque the same as a 12mm stainless bolt. I have Titanium wheel bolts.

Cool story brah

Dude you so cool story bro failed.