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Question posted by Jackman7117 on July 9th, 2022

Lug Nuts

what is the required torque for the Lug nuts

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Answer #1: Posted by SonuKumar on July 10th, 2022 1:06 AM

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2010 Mazda MAZDA3 required torque for the Lug nuts from www.sparkyexpress.ca

Make Model Trim Year Range Torque

MAZDA 2 5R09;DOOR / ALL 2011 R09; 2015 90 ftR09;lbs

3 5R09;DOOR 17"BASE / S GRD TOUR 2012 R09; 2016 85 ftR09;lbs

3 SR09;SPORT / 4R09;DOOR 2010 R09; 2012 85 ftR09;lbs

What torque should lug nuts be tightened to?

The general rule for steel wheel lug nut torque is usually around 80ft/lb, and for aluminum wheels it is around 100ft/lb, this being said you still need to check on the manufacturer's specifications. Drive safe and secure, get your wheels checked.

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