Wheel torque

[Bill-N-Donna]

I've been browsing to see if I could find the actual torque recommendation on this forum. I have found that a couple people torque their wheels to 120 lbs. What is the specific torque recommendation?

I have the steel wheels. (I think)
I had to remove a tire and get the high pressure air valve replaced and wasn't sure what the torque should be.

Thanks,
Bill

[bncinwv]

Bill,
Here is Keystones info:

http://keystonerv.com/media/pdf/Lug_Nut_Torque.pdf

Bingo

[Charlie]

Keystone requires 110-120# torque for the aluminum wheels. Think that the steel wheels are some less but don't know for sure.

[Glenn and Lorraine]

All wheels are torqued to 110 to 120. Steel or Aluminum.

[kerry]

The torque is the same, steel or alum. The difference is that alum rims are torqued different. First at 20, then 50 and then 110. Then check torque at 25mi, 50mi and 100mi. Keystone has the instructions on their web site. Kerry