Major Tire problem
#1
Major Tire problem
havent posted in a while, but now im in a major pickle, last week, i got a flat, nail in front right tire, running stock sized michilen pilot sports, didnt know i had a flat, ran it for about a mile, couldnt feel it, freakin lo pros, anyway, ruined the tire, anyway the new one came in today, and i went to take the donut off the car, and two of the five lugs have seized to the studs, and it is way hot, stripped one of the studs clean off, the car is still under warranty for another 40000 miles, and im wondering if this is a nissan problem and if i should make the dealer cough it up to fix my car, since i cant think of anything i did wrong... anyway, any replies/ advice is apprieciated. thanks in advance.
WHEELMAN
WHEELMAN
#8
easiest thing to do. Go to autozone/checker's where ever and buy new studs 5x114 I believe. They have a book there that'll tell you exactly what you need. New studs are like $2 a piece. Buy new lug nuts with those studs and do it yourself. Knock what's left of the old stud out with a hammer and a punch, put the new one on from the rear and thread the lugnut on. As the lugnut tightens(with the wrench)it draws the stud in and sets it. Loosen lugnut and there you go, Saved 50-60 bucks and did in 1/4 of the time. Simple.
#9
Originally Posted by BewstAdd1ct
yep, lug studs dont just break by themselves, esp when you just had them off to change the spare.
BTW, WTF is f-town? thats not farmington, is it?
BTW, WTF is f-town? thats not farmington, is it?
#11
This has happend to me before. I go to change my brakes without letting the anything cool off and when i put the wheel back on i tighten it with an impact gun or by hand (bad idea) then next time i find on or two have stripped.
#13
F-Town yeah, farmington new mexico, haha, its a joke. anyway, as for the studs, i am gonna replace them myself, i have the day off tomarrow and all the tools anyway. no biggie, i was just freakin out, bad f-ing day, and that as the topper, anyway, thanks alot guys
-WHEELMAN
-WHEELMAN
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