Lean how to replace aftermarket screw-in wheel studs, something we recently had to perform on our 1968 Plymouth Valiant after discovering ours were mangled. Hot Rod Features ...

Replacing a Sealed Wheel Bearing. ... Next, remount the rotor, caliper, wheel and lug nuts/studs. Run the lugs home by hand to seat their tapered bases in the wheel's holes.

If you have to replace a damaged stud, the two adjacent studs should also be replaced. If you have two or more damaged studs, all 10 studs should be replaced with new hardware of the correct size ...

Damage the studs on your North American vehicle and it is a far easier repair; just disassemble the brakes and knock out the damaged stud, and replace with a new one.

After having a tyre replaced recently on my Holden Vectra I decided to check how tight the wheel studs were. Using the tube wrench that came with the car I could not loosen them. I was able to loosen ...

Place the remover around the head of the broken wheel stud, behind the hub. Center the driving screw over the broken end of the stud and tighten it with a socket wrench until the stud pops out the ...