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Got a set of those on a Lincoln . Brown walls, what a piss off .

It's important to install the plug into the hole at the same angle the nail? came out. Shoving the plug into the hole entrance and pushing straight in likely won't work. Probe the hole for direction s .

Cannucky has had these on the rear of his stroked Barracuda for quite a few years. He really liked them. Hooked reeaally well. Drove daily, rain or shine .

Look carefully, I don't think the rears are swaged .

Don't pound the old lugs outta the hub, or you'll ruin it. Cut or drill the head off the stud, and punch it outward.. The factory "swaged" the hub assembly, making the stud bigger than the hole, pounding it out results in loose, poorly fitting studs that like to spin in the hub, while trying...

I usually use the yellow crayon used for writing the customer's name, or valve stem position on a tire to be re-mounted, or to mark a nail hole, and put a corresponding mark on the"un-spotted"/visible side, saves all the pain you're experiencing.. Using 3 1/2 oz of weight to balance a tire that...

I always shake my head when I see new tires on a car, and the dots being anywhere but where they should be,, and hefty weights where there shouldn't be.. lol They'll pretty much let anyone install tires now, without proper instruction.. sheesh google it..

Loosen all the wheel nuts while its on the ground, take the tuff ones right off, THEN jack it up, support it, and undo the final threads. cheers

You don't mention your wheels bolt pattern.. If it's the original small bolt pattern (4x5 bolt circle),, your choice of wheels will be extemely limited.. You may want to consider changing to the later "big bolt" (4 1/2 x 5) pattern to avail yourself of a better wheel selection.. There...

Don't remember where I got these . .. Lug Size Ft/Lbs Torque 7/16" 55-65 1/2". 75-85 9/16" 95-115 5/8". 135-145 12mm 72-80 14mm 85-95 hope it helps

That may very well cause a void insurance issue,, and were there an accident with an injury/fatality,, I'll bet they got lawyers there too... jmo

Unless your car has been up-graded to large bolt pattern wheels,, a lot of the above info won't apply as to wheel sizes etc.. You need to measure your wheel bolt distance, ie.. Measure the center to center distance between two studs directly across the hub from each other. hope it helps

I'd check to see which would fit in the well . ?

I bought my wife a TVR, a small british sport car with a 307 h/p Shelby 289.. 60 mph in 1st, 95 in 2nd, 130 in 3rd, - 160+ in 4th.. It had wire wheel knock offs.. In the first 2 weeks the LF wheel separated from the car at speed, thankfully it's only 3 inches off the ground, so driving on the...

If you have some 2 sided tape, scrape the old stuff off, that works good,, or clean the surfaces real well, and weather strip adhesive, or contact cement will work also..