Hornet_2497 answered 5 years ago
That's correct, so turn them counter clockwise for removal. If it takes more than 200 ft/lbs torque, something ain't right. Might this be a security nut, one per wheel?
If you happen to break one, they are replaceable in the hub.
Are lug nuts left or right hand thread?
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