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Old 12-03-2017, 01:36 PM   #1
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Lug Nut Size

I want to get a socket to torque my lug nuts on my 2004 Cardinal with 15" wheels, but I'm not sure what size of socket these lug nuts would need ?

Can anyone tell me ?

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Old 12-03-2017, 02:34 PM   #2
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It is most likely 3/4"/ 19MM for 1/2" studs. Either will work however you should make sure to get a 6 point deep socket with a thin wall. Most standard sockets won't fit in the wheel's lugwell.
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Old 12-03-2017, 05:49 PM   #3
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It is most likely 3/4"/ 19MM for 1/2" studs. Either will work however you should make sure to get a 6 point deep socket with a thin wall. Most standard sockets won't fit in the wheel's lugwell.
X2. 3/4" 6 point SOCKET.


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X2. 3/4" 6 point SOCKET.

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I have a four way lug wrench( x) that I keep in the truck, it’s easier to use and to torque down
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I have a four way lug wrench( x) that I keep in the truck, it’s easier to use and to torque down
I keep a folding 4-way in the trailer for back-up. It's compact and is plenty strong. I just like using a standard socket and torque wrench initially, that way I know they're all even at the correct amount.
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I have a four way lug wrench( x) that I keep in the truck, it’s easier to use and to torque down
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I keep a folding 4-way in the trailer for back-up. It's compact and is plenty strong. I just like using a standard socket and torque wrench initially, that way I know they're all even at the correct amount.
I'm sure you guys have checked to be sure the four way fits the wheel lug opening/nut.

I could not use a four way on my wheels/nuts as the socket part is too thick to go between the wheel lug opening and the nut.

I've never seen a thin wall six point socket that didn't fit the wheels/nuts but have seen several four ways that didn't.

My point... be sure to check fitment BEFORE you need to use it.
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