What is the torque setting for the wheel nuts on my alloy wheels. I drive a Renault Scenic 08 (registered in last half of 2008-i.e. 58) As advised in the Caravan Club magazine I check the torque setting on the wheel nuts of my caravan alloy wheels now-and-again. I want to use this good practice on the wheel nuts of my car alloys, particularly as I intend to buy new tyres. The local Renault garage would not give me the torque setting due to the risk of 'come-back'. I have recently bought a torque wrench which includes a Certificate of Calibration. Unfortunately the car manual does not give the torque setting for the Alloy wheels, it only gives the torque setting for the steel spare wheel. My tyres are Michelin energy size 205/55 R16 91H. I look forward to hearing from you. David Simpson.
130(NM) 96 ft/lbs is the torque setting for a 2008 renault scenic so as not to ruin studs or brake rotors should be sufficient for allloys just need to check alloy lug nuts more often
SOURCE: Wheel nut torque wrench settings for Seat Toledo V5 November 2001 model.
14mm bolt 100 ft lbs 12mm bolt 80 ft lbs. if you drive real fast on 14mm bolt I like 120ft lbs
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hi we set them at 100nm which is tight enough and all so tight enough so you can undo them at the side of the road if you need to regards
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