Thanks in advance, keith.
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alloy wheel nuts on steel spare?
Started by keith915, Jul 07 2009 05:34 PM
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#1
Posted 07 July 2009 - 05:34 PM
Hi there, am a newbie to the forum as am in a quandry. noticed one of the rear tyres has severe crazing and spliting around the rim of the tyre. decided to change wheel for the spare. however the steel spare doesnt look right with the alloy wheel nuts on it. Just wanted to pick ur brains whether this is safe or whether it will defo need steel wheel nuts?
Thanks in advance, keith.
Thanks in advance, keith.
#2
Posted 25 August 2009 - 10:05 PM
[quote name='keith915' date='Jul 7 2009, 06:34 PM' post='32036']
Hi there, am a newbie to the forum as am in a quandry. noticed one of the rear tyres has severe crazing and spliting around the rim of the tyre. decided to change wheel for the spare. however the steel spare doesnt look right with the alloy wheel nuts on it. Just wanted to pick ur brains whether this is safe or whether it will defo need steel wheel nuts?
steel wheels and alloys have different shoulders,use the correct bolts/nuts for each application.
Jeff
Hi there, am a newbie to the forum as am in a quandry. noticed one of the rear tyres has severe crazing and spliting around the rim of the tyre. decided to change wheel for the spare. however the steel spare doesnt look right with the alloy wheel nuts on it. Just wanted to pick ur brains whether this is safe or whether it will defo need steel wheel nuts?
steel wheels and alloys have different shoulders,use the correct bolts/nuts for each application.
Jeff
#3
Posted 26 August 2009 - 09:37 AM
steel wheels and alloys have different shoulders,use the correct bolts/nuts for each application.
Jeff
+1
There should be steel wheel nuts in your pack beside the locking nut.
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