有多少人真的在遵循做这些了？
"Lug nuts must be torqued to the manufacturer’s recommended values, and they must be re-torqued to those values after driving approximately 50 to 100 miles on your new tires after the tire service."
car dealership might take this seriously, I asked Acura dealership, they did do retorque, maybe not wait for a whole day
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重装轱辘后的头100迈内有1/3的时候我发现过20个nuts中有两三个松了10到15度的样子。
原因是装上之后行车的颠簸会造成轱辘松动位移。
To guarantee they never loose never fell off. Lucky you if they don't warp your discs and you can loose any of the nut when you have a flat in the middle of the night in nowhere land.
What are you driving?
Mach e 轱辘的nut torque 要150ftlb,我还真没那手劲去拧。
the car is so heavy on the ground, I guess the tire ifself shifting position a bit when do torque,
Tighten all the nuts to specifiied torque while the car still on the lift, meaning there is zero weight applied to the wheels. So that the wheels are free to move close to position with the tightening force, that's how the factory does it. If you do it with the car on the ground you need a bigger force to push the wheels inwards. Think about pulling a paper under books vs without books on top of it.
with a typical 80 ftlb of torque I hope it's more than enough to overcome it.
in shop, I see people using gun to tight lug nut when car is lifted;
in car manual, it said final torque is done when car is on ground, it might indicate road side case, not in shop;
So you can only use your torque wrench as the car on the ground and ignore it.
