2020 limited lug nut torque

[orcking]

Manual says 83 ft lb for steel or 76 for aluminum wheels.
I read somewhere else where it said 85

Anyone knows which is the correct one for the limited standard 20 inch wheels?

 

[Dynamo]

The owner's manual for my '19 T4R says 83 ft lb for steel wheels and 76 ft lb for aluminum wheels. I found those specs listed in both the "changing a flat tire" section and vehicle specifications section. It doesn't differentiate between the different styles or sizes of aluminum wheels so I assume it is for all (17" and 20"). My guess is it has more to do with the type of lug nuts used (steel - tapered acorn, aluminum - mag flat washer) than size of the wheel.

 

[TDotCord]

Your manual is correct. 76 ft-lbs for aluminum wheels, 83 ft-lbs for steel wheels.

 

[Grug556]

I go about 80 with a tiny bit of anti seize on the threads. Seems ok

 

[NoSoupForYou]

I do 100 with my torque wrench and call it a day. With 80-85 I always found myself needing to retorque after a few drives which was annoying as hell.

 

[chompster4runner]

I do 100 with my torque wrench and call it a day. With 80-85 I always found myself needing to retorque after a few drives which was annoying as hell.

Same here. Always 100.