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guys just a qiuck question when i brought my car i didn't check my wheel nuts as the bloke said he just got new tyres at the tyre place, the cra is 4 stud. i was driving along and hear a clunk clunk!! i stop to check it out, nothing so i got it home(only had to go 50m), and checked the tyres, turns out that the wheel nuts were loose(f**king was kicking myself for not checking the early when i got it) and noticed that the rest was a bit loose.

question is do 4 stud wheels undo easy or is this weird

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sorry to say steve but ur wrong.

ive worked at numerous tyres places n seen this too many times.

make sure ur nuts are tight and torqued up properly to manufacturers specs.

drive the car for 50km and i can assure u the nuts will have come a bit loose

so u recheck ur nuts 50 km later

coz they grip up wen torquing but havent bitten into the metal properly

so retorquing them makes sure they wont come loose

not sure bout u but i know i wouldnt want to lose my nuts while driving :whistling:

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