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Old 03-15-2016, 10:45 AM   #2
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Great "how-to", but also don't forget to check the tire for any signs of cupping and also if you're going to apply any anti seize on the hub, be sure to wire brush it first to remove any corrosion or anything else that might cause the wheels to improperly sit flush against the hub. It tends to be one of the biggest causes of improper torqueing of the lugnuts/bolts
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