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Tire Nut Stipped

Tire Nut Stipped

Postby Hsakuragi » Mon Dec 27, 2004 2:19 pm

Any help? Now I can't get my tires out....

I should get a new stud huh?
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Postby Jai_Jai_Binks » Mon Dec 27, 2004 2:21 pm

Tire shops can do two things:
1. break the lugs
2. open the lugs with their special tools

Trust me, i've lost my wheel locks twice, and i know the feeling of this...just take to a shop thats knows what going on. Getting wheel locks off at discount tire cost close to $30.
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Postby Hsakuragi » Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:13 pm

u think i should replace the stud also? since now I feel a little vibrate while driving...
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Postby Mole » Mon Dec 27, 2004 5:49 pm

if in doubt, just change it.
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Postby Jai_Jai_Binks » Tue Dec 28, 2004 8:49 am

hsakuragi wrote:u think i should replace the stud also? since now I feel a little vibrate while driving...


Don't know...for me when i went plus size wheels, i went thru two (or was it three) sets of wheel locks to remove vibrations. The first two must have been different of different weights, and hence caused vibrations. Cure for me was gorilla's. If all fails, then i'd replace the stud..But then again like mole said, if in doubt change it...
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Postby kondo » Fri Dec 31, 2004 10:27 am

Go to sears buy the set of round nut tools, $20 then you screw it on untill it digs into the nut the unscrew it. I had to do the same thing when i stripped the clutch line on my ralli art, I dont think you need to change the bolt. Option 2 get a soccket that is a little too small and get a rubber malet and pound the socket on there, it will ruin the socket but you can get off the nut.

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Postby Yanks0114 » Sun Jan 02, 2005 5:02 pm

kondo wrote:Option 2 get a soccket that is a little too small and get a rubber malet and pound the socket on there, it will ruin the socket but you can get off the nut.

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or you can hammer a wrench or socket on krooked and hopefully turn it that way

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Postby 2000silverstreak » Sun Jan 02, 2005 7:07 pm

I use a 1/2" craftsman socket that fits snug with the lock (hammer it on to the lug nut lock) and use an air gun to get them off. Then take the busted socket to Sears for a free replacement.
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