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Tires & Wheels Forum Discussion of Tires and Wheels...pretty obvious, eh?
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how much torque for the lug nut with after market wheels + bigger tires
manual says 120-150 ft lbs. and 120 ft lbs if you have the cone lug nuts. these numbers above are for stock tires and wheels. what about for 37x13.50x20? do you need to increase the torque with bigger wheels and tires? thanks.
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