Wheel nut torque setting

[Big Bob]

So got one of these

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7004243.htm

and now i wanna know what pressure i should set it up for to do the wheel nuts

regards

 

[sbridgey]

I go for about 110 lb/ft. I think 100 is recommended and some people will use 120.

 

[Fred@BTM]

^NM not lbs!

 

[sbridgey]

Its all the same....

 

[Fred@BTM]

no, no it isn't LOL

 

[sbridgey]

Forgot the wink to indicate sarcasm.

 

[Big Bob]

so just to confirm between 100-125 NM of torque

 

[Dan519]

I use 110nm

 

[Fraser.J.]

I use 110nm

 

[ben lee]

auto data list it as 105nm for alloys and 90nm for steels.

 

[Fraser.J.]

I have PMS studs and there instructions say 110

 

[Adam G]

You'll find most tyre fitting places do to 110, for majority of cars.

 

[barker22]

You'll find most tyre fitting places do to 110, for majority of cars.

b****cks!!!
I hate taking my car to get its tyres changed, windy gun all the bloody way up and a big swing on a bar. the only time you realise is when you try to get the wheel off at home and bloody can't. They do them up so friggin tight it is unreal. c***s. Sorry just had to get that off my chest

 

[Adam G]

Well you only go to those places once.

 

[Andyrg@ ClioTurbo]

b****cks!!!
I hate taking my car to get its tyres changed, windy gun all the bloody way up and a big swing on a bar. the only time you realise is when you try to get the wheel off at home and bloody can't. They do them up so friggin tight it is unreal. c***s. Sorry just had to get that off my chest

Where the hell do you go to gypsy tyres? Even my rough arsed tyre place use a brace and torque wrench

 

[Chi]

Anyone know the torque setting for the 30mm nut when replacing rear discs?

 

[Feates172]

175nm

 

[Chi]

175nm

​Cheers mate