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Nissan - Nissan:
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- TITAN,
- TITAN XD,
- Xterra
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Nissan - Nissan:
- Micra,
- NV200,
- Sentra,
- Versa,
- Versa Note
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Nissan - Nissan:
- Rogue,
- Sentra
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Nissan - Nissan:
- Pathfinder,
- Xterra
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Nissan - Nissan:
- Altima,
- Maxima,
- Sentra
Wheel Bolt
Nissan - Nissan:
- Frontier
Wheel Stud
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- GT-R
Wheel Stud
Nissan - Nissan:
- Micra,
- Versa,
- Versa Note
Wheel Bolt
Nissan - Nissan:
- Frontier,
- Xterra
Wheel Stud
Nissan - Nissan:
- GT-R
Steering Wheel Bolt
Nissan - Nissan:
- Altima,
- ARIYA,
- Armada,
- Kicks,
- Kicks Play,
Lug Wrench
Nissan - Nissan:
- NV200,
- Rogue,
- Versa
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Securing Your Ride with Reliable Wheel Lugs
Whether you're restoring a classic or fixing your own ride, Nissan of Alhambra always has all the parts you need. Wheel lugs are the threaded fasteners that attach your wheels to the vehicle's hub. These small but crucial components endure constant stress from road vibrations and weight transfer. Without properly functioning wheel lugs, your safety is compromised.
How Wheel Lugs Keep Your Wheels Attached
Wheel lugs thread into the hub studs and clamp your wheel against the brake rotor or drum. They must maintain precise torque specifications to secure the wheel without causing damage. Vehicles like the Nissan Versa and Nissan Kicks rely on correctly tightened wheel lugs for safe operation. The clamping force distributes evenly across the wheel mounting surface. Proper installation prevents wobbling and ensures smooth rotation.
Why Wheel Lugs Wear Out or Fail
Cross-threading during installation damages the threads permanently. Overtightening stretches the metal beyond its elastic limit, weakening the structure. Road salt and moisture cause corrosion that eats away at the threads. Impact from potholes can crack or shear wheel lugs under extreme stress. Aftermarket wheel lugs often use softer metals that strip easily compared to genuine parts. We've seen customers return after cheap replacements failed within months.
When to Inspect and Replace Wheel Lugs
Check wheel lugs whenever you rotate tires or change wheels. Visible rust, stripped threads, or rounded edges mean immediate replacement is necessary. Loose wheels or vibration while driving indicate lug problems requiring urgent attention. Replace wheel lugs any time you notice difficulty tightening them to proper specifications. Genuine Nissan wheel lugs are heat-treated to exact standards for consistent strength. Generic versions might look identical but often lack the durability your vehicle requires.
The Nissan of Alhambra parts team has all the parts you need to keep your ride looking and running great.