Tire separated from axle
While traveling on I-95 North near the border of Georgia and South Carolina a vehicle pulled next to me and yelled out that I had lost a tire. I pulled to the shoulder and the passenger side first whe...
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lincster wrote:http://www.countrytrailer.com/wndisplayItem.asp?number=25judelaurenzo25g wrote:90-95 ft/lbs
What is the proper torque on 16" aluminum toy hauler wheels?
But check the wheel manufactures numbers directly.
Depends on size of the studs too.
I have to say my studs all seemed a bit soft or stretchy when setting the torque since it was new. When I changed to disk brakes the studs are very firm like a different steel was used.
Also important to re-check the torque after running a hundred or so miles or after the first long day.
