Determining if RV Motorhome Lug Nuts are Covers When Trying to Remove Wheel
Updated 01/02/2020 | Published 01/01/2020 >
Question:
I have a 2017 Ford E350 chassis with a Thor Class C RV. My question is which lug nut on the simulator comes off? I have checked all the stainless caps and I see no difference is size or any markings that let me know which ones pop off so I can access the wheel. I dont want to try and pull any off unless I know which one, of do these all twist off?
asked by: Paul
Expert Reply:
Are you sure your wheels have lug covers on them? If you can see a flange around the base of the lug they are most likely the covers which is what the part # WM8211 is designed to remove. If there is no flange and you tap them with something metal and they sound solid and not like a thinner cover then you are most likely dealing with the actual lug nuts. In the picture I attached you can see a flange around the lug in the picture.
I also attached a review video for these lug pliers for you to check out as well.
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Wheel Masters Lug Nut Cover Pliers
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