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Wheel Reinstallation Procedure:
• During wheel reinstallation, the lug nut torque must
be applied in 3 stages. This will ensure the wheel
studs are centered in the wheel holes, and will help
the lug nuts maintain proper torque.
1. Start all lug nuts by hand.
2. Stage 1: Set your torque wrench to 20-30 ft/ lbs.
3. Begin with the appropriate bolt for your wheel
(12 o’clock position for 8 and 6 hole wheels and
2 o’clock position for 5 hole wheels) and apply
torque to all lug nuts following the star pattern.
4. Stage 2: Increase your torque wrench setting to
55-60 ft/lbs.
5. Begin with the appropriate bolt for your wheel
and apply torque to all lug nuts following the star
pattern.
6. Following stage 2, the wheel can support the
weight of the trailer and can be lowered off of the
jack.
7. Stage 3: Increase your torque wrench setting to
110-120 ft/lbs.
8. Begin with the appropriate bolt for your wheel
and apply torque to all lug nuts following the star
pattern.
Follow-Up Procedure:
Re-torque after 10, 25, and 50 miles.
1. After the first 10 miles of your trip, pull your trailer
off the road into a safe work area.
2. Set your torque wrench to 110-120 ft/lbs.
3. Begin with the appropriate bolt for your wheel
and apply torque to all lug nuts following the star
pattern.
4. Reapply torque at 110-120 ft/lbs and repeat steps
1, 2, & 3 again at 25 miles and at 50 miles of your
first trip.
5. The follow up process is complete.