moses

what would be the correct lug nut torque. to be used with jeep oem factory wheels I do not have a owners manual or a hayes manual yet. thanks

BlueXJ

I have looked in both the Haynes and FSM and it never gives a number in either one. It refers to it as the specified torue setting but both fail to give a number.
Called my buddy who manages a tire shop and he says on steel wheels it is 85-115 ft/lbs. If you have aluminum wheels it goes to 75-105 ft/lbs.
HTH
Blue

120mm

Aaaand, Aluminum wheels need to be retorqued after the first 50 miles or so...

moses

Thanks Guys I was guessing around 75 ft lbs So Ill go -- 85 ft lbs that should be good. and check them after 50 miles good tip!

XJ?2010

Also says in owners manual if you ever forget i know i do lol

BlueXJ

OP says he does not have an owners manual. Read his post.

XJ?2010

woops i really need to start reading these things sorry moses

Andrew_1122

100ft/lbs

BLKXJ 96

For a 96 XJ the FSM says for lug nuts with a 1/2 x 20 thread lugnut with a 60 degree cone

109 to 150 NM

80 to 110 ft lbs

sk8ertht540s

i used to work at a tire shop and i work at a jeep dealership i would go at least a 100ft/lbs

especially if you wheel it

most vehicles are 100ft/lbs unless it is a honda or a big truck

moses

Ok Ok One hundred foot pounds it is! Thanks guys!

2Jeeps1Cup

2008 JGC user manual, page 391, "Correct wheel nut tightness is 95 ft-lbs (130 N-m.)

Just thought I'd toss that one out there!

cheers