Sizes of the wheel bolts should be selected in a strict accordance with standard equipment specifications. The components of a different diameter or other thread parameters can not be mounted. If the bolts are shorter than needed, they are not able to provide secure fastening of the wheel, if they are longer – they may damage elements of the brake mechanism. Sizes of the wheel bolts are always indicated by the vehicle manufacturer in car technical documentation. If due to some reasons you got no access to this information, fill a corresponding form on the main page of our website, specifying the brand, model, production year and engine type of your car and the system will automatically select components, compatible with your vehicle.

In order to learn, which torque is necessary for wheel bolts tightening, study technical documentation of the vehicle. It always contains a table indicating the tightening torque for threaded connections in various car systems. When screwing in wheel bolts, it is very important to follow noted torque: insufficiently tightened fasteners may get disconnected during driving, and excessively tightened ones may break right at mounting process or damage the wheel rim. Be careful: recommendations for tightening torque of the wheel bolts for cars of various brands may be totally different, that is why you need to use only the information which is relevant for your very car model.

It is forbidden to use the bolts designed for pressed steel rims on alloy rims. The alloy rims are made of soft metal, thus they have larger thickness. Longer bolts having the bolt seats of another type should be used for fastening of the alloy rims. Standard fasteners of the pressed steel rims are unable to provide secure mounting of the alloy rims and may be the cause of premature destruction of the mounting seats.