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wheel studs for steel or alloy wheels? 900

posted by  KlausC on  Sat Mar 21 13:38 CST 2015
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No worries. If the alloy wheels do not have a cover for the wheel nuts, getting chrome nuts really dresses it up nicely.

I also put a thin layer of brake grease on the rotor where the wheel touches it. Getting a wheel off is much easier and cleaner.

I just helped a stranger with a flat. The wheel wouldn't come off his VW Passat. I kicked the wheel 3-4 times until it came loose. He was about to call the auto club and wait around for an hour.
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