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Road Wheels Torque


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Hi what is the correct tightening value for the wheel bolts in N Meters ?

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Just read this on the net,

‘The recommended torque for your Toyota Prius lug nuts is 103 Nm, which is equivalent to 76 ft-lbs or 91 in-lbs. You can use a torque wrench to apply this amount of force to each lug nut in a star pattern, starting from the center and moving outward.’

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4 hours ago, BhxTrev said:

which is equivalent to 76 ft-lbs or 91 in-lbs.

Umm, 76 ft-lbs is 912 in-lbs, not that you are likely to find a in-lb torque wrench that goes that high.  This example shows why sticking using Nm is a better idea.  It avoids the ft-lbs vs in-lbs trap.

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5 hours ago, BhxTrev said:

Just read this on the net,

‘The recommended torque for your Toyota Prius lug nuts is 103 Nm, which is equivalent to 76 ft-lbs or 91 in-lbs. You can use a torque wrench to apply this amount of force to each lug nut in a star pattern, starting from the center and moving outward.’

Thanks for that.

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49 minutes ago, Joseph D said:

Umm, 76 ft-lbs is 912 in-lbs, not that you are likely to find a in-lb torque wrench that goes that high.  This example shows why sticking using Nm is a better idea.  It avoids the ft-lbs vs in-lbs trap.

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