Torque setting for lug nuts?

Lug nuts are 80 ft. lbs. I believe..................

yes 80ft/lbs

Great - thank you both very much!

I'll probably give it another month or so -- in fact, we'll get at least one snow storm in April (we do every year, and everyone is always surprised). But it never hurts to plan ahead.

Yours,
Mike

Hi MikeF:

___Where do you live?

___Good Luck

___Wayne R. Gerdes
___Hunt Club Farms Landscaping Ltd.
___[email:msdzoqik][email protected][/email:msdzoqik]

Just north of Boston - close to Armin, I suspect. It's 45 degrees F today, but it will be in the single digits tonight. We'll get snow again before winter's over.

But this is the first car I've had in more than a decade that isn't either 4WD or AWD. After learning to hate the LRR Bridgestones during our first snowfall, I invested in true snow tires and a set of CRX rims I found on ebay. So now, for the first time since I've owned a car, I'll be swapping wheels/tires twice a year. I bought a new torque wrench on ebay last night, and picked up a floor jack at Sears today ($25 for a jack and two stands; normally $50 - seemed like a good deal).

Okay, I admit it. Half the fun of getting a new vehicle is having an excuse to invest in new tools.

Where are you located?

MF

Hi MikF:

___Wadsworth is about half way between Milwaukee, WI. and Chicago, IL. on the IL./WI. border. About 7 miles off the big lake … Snow on the side streets of course but out on I94/294/I55, they are usually well taken care of so not much snow to worry about … Now that I said that, look out!

___Good Luck

___Wayne R. Gerdes
___Hunt Club Farms Landscaping Ltd.
___[email:1h5jwtyy][email protected][/email:1h5jwtyy]