Lug nut torque

[Noofear]

I have a 2015 Bighorn, gross weight 16,000. I've got the Sailun tires at 110 pounds.

Question is, what is the recommendedd torque for the lug nuts?

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[rdufek]

140ft lbs of torque.

 

[uncledon]

I have a 2015 Bighorn, gross weight 16,000. I've got the Sailun tires at 110 pounds.

Question is, what is the recommendedd torque for the lug nuts?

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My info recommends 120 ft#. I have same year and trailer. Tires don't matter, but wheels do. Pretty sure it says in your owners manual and maybe on your tag on the front street side of trailer.

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[danemayer]

From the owners manual.

The wheel nut torque is 120 ft-lbs.

 

[uncledon]

From the owners manual.

Thanks for validating my thoughts Dan. I wasn't able to look at the manual.

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[Noofear]

Thanks everyone, 120 lbs it is.

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[BigGuy82]

I have a 2015 Bighorn, gross weight 16,000. I've got the Sailun tires at 110 pounds.

Question is, what is the recommendedd torque for the lug nuts?

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Directly from the Heartland manual - 120 ft.lb.

Also, if you remove wheels, re-torque after 100 miles. Also a good idea to check every 1,000 or so.


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[hoefler]

1/2" studs 120 ftpds
9/16" studs 140 ftpds