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stage 1 Set your torque wrench to the 1st stage value on the Wheel Nut Torque Table. 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 wheel nuts followi ng the
star pattern as shown in the Wheel Nut Torqueing Sequence illustration shown here.
stage 2 Increase your torque wrench setting to the 2nd Stage value on the Wheel Nut Torque Table. Begin with the appropriate bolt for
your wheel and apply torque to all wheel nuts following the star pattern. Following stage 2, the wheel can support the weight of
the trailer and may be lowered off of the jack stands.
stage 3 Increase your torque wrench setting to Final Torque value on the Wheel Nut Torque Table. Begin with the appropriate bolt for your
wheel and apply torque to all wheel nuts following the star pattern.
follow-up If the wheel was replaced, check the torque again at every 50 miles for the first 500 miles and prior to each trip thereafter.
If you notice wheel wobbling or hear a rattling sound coming from a wheel, especially at low speeds, a wheel lug may have come loose. This
problem is usually caused by improper tightening or by faulty or damaged lug bolt threads. If you have reason to believe a lug nut has come
loose, safely stop the vehicle at the side of the road as soon as possible. Put up warning devices. Remove the lug caps and check the
tightness of all the lug nuts. If lug bolt threads are damaged or faulty, get professional services help. Do NOT tow the trailer with missing
lug nuts or faulty lug bolts.
BALANCING, ALIGNMENT AND LUBRICATION
To avoid vibration or shaking of the vehicle when a tire rotates, the tire must be properly balanced. This balance is achieved by positioning
weights on the wheel to counterbalance heavy spots on the wheel-and-tire assembly. A wheel alignment adjusts the angles of the wheels
so that they are positioned correctly relative to the vehicle’s frame. This adjustment maximizes the life of your tires. T hese adjustments
require special equipment and should be performed by a qualified technician.
Wheel bearings should be repacked every 6000 miles or every 6 months. Every time the wheel hub is removed, the wheel bearings must be
adjusted. Please refer to manufacturer instructions or schedule maintenance with a qualified technician to repack wheel bearings.
TIRE SAFETY CHECKLIST
(1) check tire pressure regularly (at least once a month and before any extended trip/travelling), including the spare tires, if any… Note:
When checking air pressure, be sure that all tires have both the correct and identical pressure before getting on the road; (2) check and
torque wheel lug nuts regularly; (3) inspect tires for cuts, slashes, punctures and other irregularities at least on a monthly basis and before
every extended trip/travelling; (4) remove any foreign objects (i.e. pieces of glass or metal, etc.) wedged in the tread; (5) confirm all tire
valves have valve caps; (6) do not overload your tow vehicle or trailer; (7) slow down when having to go over a pothole or other object in the
road, and avoid running over curbs and other foreign objects in the road and when parking if you can safely do so; (8) Replace tires when
tread depth approaches and/or reaches 1/16 of an inch; and (9) have a qualified technician perform tire service, maintenance and
adjustments as needed.