Torque specs for factory wheel nuts (steel vs. aluminum)

[Administrator]

From the 2024 4Runner 6th Gen Owner's Manual:

Wheel Nut Torque:
Steel wheel: 154 ft-lb (209 N•m, 21.3 kgf•m)
Aluminum wheel: 97 ft-lb (131 N•m, 13.4 kgf•m)

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[tjk2084]

For future searches, the TRD 18 inch alloys are the aluminum rims requiring 97 ft lbs.

 

[TurboGuy2000]

idk shit about steel wheels but for regular wheels do 100ftlbs. always use a milwaukee M18 stubby to get em pretty tight, then a good tq wrench to 100. go to 110 if you are full sending it all the time?

 

[brumey]

idk about shit about steel wheels but for regular wheels do 100ftlbs. always use a milwaukee M18 stubby to get em pretty tight, then a good tq wrench to 100. go to 110 if you are full sending it all the time?

Wow… please provide your reasoning.

I do 97, accurate.

 

[Nodak]

lol the first post list the factory torque specs and this guy says send it to 110. good way to snap a lug bolt off if you do that repeatably

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probably tells himself "i dont need a man, i am a strong independent woman"

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[AdFour]

Full SEND!!

lol the first post list the factory torque specs and this guy says send it to 110. good way to snap a lug bolt off if you do that repeatably

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probably tells himself "i dont need a man, i am a strong independent woman"

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[TurboGuy2000]

Wow… please provide your reasoning.

I do 97, accurate.

I do 100's of wheels on 2000-4000HP street and track cars. 100ft lbs all day every day send it.

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