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Don
That seems almost too quick. Are these alloy wheels? Is it possible that some lube of some sort got on the lugs or the bolts ?
When I rotate tires on alloy wheels, I inevitably will get one or two on separate wheels to loosen a little after about 50-100 miles(normal with alloys). So I just retorque on go on my way until time to rotate tires again.
Clean the lugs and nuts with brake cleaner and dry then retry it. Once I got a little anti-seize on the lug and it caused me problems till I cleaned it off.
Take it easy on the right turns too. Left front means lots of pressure on that wheel when turning right.
Miker
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