On Mon, 16 Dec 1996 vince_pappalardo@om.cv.hp.com wrote: > Hi All, > > O.K., I'm off to buy a six foot length of pipe to "ASSIST" in > getting the lug nuts off. Just one more question. Where does > everybody stow these essential devices for when they get a flat on the > side of the road? Will anti seize on the studs or regular tire > rotations prevent this problem in the future for road side repairs If the lug nuts/bolts are put on properly - not too high torque - you should be able to get them off OK with the lug wrench. I've never used anti seize or any other lubricant, but I don't see how it could hurt. I know if the lugs/bolts are left to set long enough without lubricant they will tend to weld themselves together, making them difficult to remove - as you know!
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