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- Model 3 delivered with 75 foot-pounds lug-nut torque [Update: 75 ft lbs . . .
OK, so I see Tesla officially says 129 foot-pounds for all of their wheel lug-nuts And in all my years of working on cars, lug torque has been around 80 pounds Mid-80's max And a friend just took delivery of a Model 3, went to change the wheels and was not only shocked to see the Tesla spec
- Lug Nut Torque | Tesla Motors Club
The setting for a Tesla Model 3 is 129 ft-lbs which is actually quite high compared to other vehicles It's always a good idea to check the torque after having tires rotated or installed and then check them a second time after 100 miles of driving
- Lug Nut Torque | Tesla Motors Club
RTFM - go to tesla com, login, select Manage by your car, then download the Owner’s Manual The lug nut torque values are included in EVERY vehicle owner’s manual that I have ever seen
- Wheel bearing torque | Tesla Motors Club
Hi:) Does anyone know the correct torque-spec for the 4 bolts at the back of the wheel bearing? front wheel bearing, 2wd, 2013 Model S
- Torquing Lug Nuts with Torque Sticks 120ftlbs or 140?
I've been doing 120ft-lbs for years Before that, I was doing 92 on my Model 3 It was still tight and racked up plenty of miles before I actually learned the correct torque spec 120 and 129 aren't going to make a difference
- Torque wrench and socket recommendations | Tesla Motors Club
After seeing comments about proper torque, I started researching more and found some useful and interesting threads, but couldn’t find any specific w recommendations on tools any recommendations on 1 2” torque wrench and 21mm socket? IMPORTANT: New Model S torque specification for mounting
- Lug nut torque, wheel specific or hub studs specific | Tesla Motors Club
The model 3 Perf std wheel (20") lug nuts torque is specified at 129 lbs-ft If you put after market wheels (19"), is the lug nuts should be also set at 129 lbs-ft? And a general question: Is it defined by the hub studs (car maker) or the wheel manufacturer? Thanks Pierre
- Model Y 19 inch wheel lug nut torque spec | Tesla Motors Club
What is factory mandated 19 inch wheel lug nut spec, I want to check to make sure Thanks
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