Hi, Guest
07-10-2009, 01:08 AM
Go to a local Tire shop that does transport tires. Other than that I can't help you out. I don't work for the company anymore.
You would have to have a 1.5 inch socket to do it anyways.
If you wanted you could give any of the shops that do transport tires and have them go to your place and torque it for you. You'd be charged a service call and 2 torques but if you saw one of those guys on the road you shold be able to work out a cash deal.
Good luck.
But for my nut install I just reefed on it as tight as I could do and They haven't fallen off yet.
You would have to have a 1.5 inch socket to do it anyways.
If you wanted you could give any of the shops that do transport tires and have them go to your place and torque it for you. You'd be charged a service call and 2 torques but if you saw one of those guys on the road you shold be able to work out a cash deal.
Good luck.
But for my nut install I just reefed on it as tight as I could do and They haven't fallen off yet.
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