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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    I dont know what happens on the wheel studs, but if you or a shop use an impact gun to install lug nuts, you will have to remove them with an impact gun. The nut threads get distorted when too tight. I just got done changing hub oil. All of my lugnuts spun off with the tire iron. I put them on...
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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    Do it without a tire on the rim.
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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    Are you reusing the nuts that were previously on the wheels?
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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    So what did you torque the nuts to on those lubricated studs? It may just be a personal choice. I do all my 24 bolt rims by hand with new nuts and have no issues with clean studs. I do the lug nuts by hand too. Once you use an impact on the lug nuts, you will always have to use an impact on...
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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    DO NOT USE ANTI-SEIZE ON WHEEL STUDS.
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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    From the hub. put red dot withlow part of rim.
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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    Just mount the rim and spin in to find high and low. Remember to check both beads.
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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    a comment of mine was deleted from this topic, because it was off-topic. lol but shoving a glock in your pants is on-topic with runflats?
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    Runflat removal and install - some good and bad

    I have noticed about 1/4" from low to high on tread while spinning in air. I did not feel anything on the road with it like that.
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