Lug nut torque
#2
I just got my snow tires put on today and the paperwork says "torque- 85-115" but I don't know what the factory recommends and I'm pretty sure those monkey wrenches at the tire shop only have 2 settings on their impact driver... on and off.
I need to know the factory torque too, I usually re-torque them myself.
I need to know the factory torque too, I usually re-torque them myself.
#3
100 Ft/Lbs.
Hopefully you aren't buying your torque wrench from Harbor Freight or other similar store. Here are some good options:
Sturtevant Richmont - Great wrench, good price. Zero calibration failures (120+ units)
Stahlwille - Great wrench, but stupid expensive.
Armstrong - Good wrench, good price.
Craftsman - same
Snap-on - same
I do not recommend:
China junk - Self explanatory for a precision tool.
Proto-Stanley - Too many calibration issues in my B-52 squadron.
Hopefully you aren't buying your torque wrench from Harbor Freight or other similar store. Here are some good options:
Sturtevant Richmont - Great wrench, good price. Zero calibration failures (120+ units)
Stahlwille - Great wrench, but stupid expensive.
Armstrong - Good wrench, good price.
Craftsman - same
Snap-on - same
I do not recommend:
China junk - Self explanatory for a precision tool.
Proto-Stanley - Too many calibration issues in my B-52 squadron.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
ttbnie
Chrysler Voyager & Town & Country
1
12-20-2012 01:33 PM
jjmeyer01sebring
Chrysler 200 & Sebring
0
02-19-2011 12:57 AM