AaronCompNetSys

With wheels, its only critical to be within range and done in the correct order. Once I got the feeling of what 65-85 ft lbs feels like with the torque wrench (over several years), I just duplicate that with the breaker bar (for ten+ years). I take wheels off of my cars a lot and have had to replace lugs with worn out faces. Consistency is much more important. You don't want a loose one and you always should check them again after test driving the vehicle. Don't be anal about numbers when its more important to be consistent and create good habits.

2019 = 85 ft lb

I'm looking to order some winter wheels and tires for my father's '19, just stock replacement. 225/50R18 (MONSTR Bright Silver) on 18x7.5 offset 40mm (GENERAL ALTIMAX ARCTIC 12). I'm getting the 40mm offset to give it more of a European fitment, and TireRack guarantees them to not rub. Thoughts?