👀 WHEEL STUD TOOL SOLVES DAMAGED PARTS

Lug stud tool saves lug nuts from galling using washer install methods. No more ruined studs or hubs either from pressure or misalignment.

[@EasyFixShaun]

Here are some amazon links to the tool. I make money from purchases. Thank you!

[@0naquest]

this is exactly what I was planning to do. Thanks for posting this

[@twilson4133]

Open end lug nut with washer works like a charm i keep one in my tool box. Rust wd4o and a sledgehammer is fine for me but if you working on a million dollar car i understand 😅

[@spelunkerd]

I already had one of those Lisle pilot bearings to pull in new wheel studs, but that extra tip with the washers was sweet. Your videos never fail to find something I never thought of.

[@user-mx8rn6tj8h]

I have one. It works wonders. Great tool. Not used often but when it’s used it makes life easy!

[@edwardlittle5541]

I usually use an over sized , extra thick nut on top of the washers. It eliminates the need to add more washers if you don't quite have enough.

[@yaelsanchez3057]

Or also grease your washers so they don’t create friction. Works for me

[@nrobo7692]

Ive replaced a wheel stud with a wheel stud installer. I kept cross threading the stud when screwing on the lug nut. Use some anti seize for the first screw

[@rcole3838]

Best practice is to use a press, but the

[@vincentmiconi1869]

It's not, "breaking the rules." It's making new ones! 👍

[@srb4722]

Maybe put the studs in the freezer for 2hrs to shrink them a bit.

[@jackkhill4444]

Just use an old axle nut

[@KarstRats]

This is mow the second short ive seen with brakes that have drums inside rotors. What cars have this? Ive done brakes on many cars. Never seen this.

[@JaySalvhus]

The problem is doing it like that is The threads get stretched..but do what you need to do..

[@zacharyyoder6680]

All i used was a lug nut and a hammer, worked just fine.

[@Krankie_V]

I've got two of them 😊

[@jmfb.1984]

Gran idea, gran herramienta

[@EaStxVaNxiNc]

I use a dent puller with a screw threw a lug nut works like a charm

[@Mbrown553]

Zero friction... no. Reduced friction... yes.

[@mtnorgard]

Interesting. I used used one of these tools for the first time at my new job. I swear my phone is spying on me.