stripped lug bolt NIGHTMARE!!!
i have had some of the tightest lugs you can imagine that were compliments from the "tire shop", even then i have always been able to remove them by using the proper socket size.
Last edited by BLUES MAN; Jul 18, 2010 at 06:42 PM.
The GG socket should really work, but only if the socket can fit into the bore of the wheel
And you could call me a bonehead, but it wasn't all my fault. I was using the right size tourqe socket, but it didn't go into the bolt all of the way. However, its worked every other time i've used it, and only since the tire shop tightened the lugs too far is why it messed it up. I'm gonna try using the easy out again tomorrow.
But people talking about filing down the edges, look at the picture. its not a typical lug nut, its a circular bolt and accepts a hexagonal key. its not an actual nut that lays over the stud, it threads itself around the stud. If it was a typical lug nut, I could have just tapped it and drilled it with an impact wrench and easy out bit.
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