Do Most 4-Way Lug Nut Wrenches Fit Lug Nuts for 15 Inch Wheels
Updated 05/01/2020 | Published 04/30/2020 >
Question:
I have a 2004 Salem 22T travel trailer. I need to know what size the lugs are . My tire s are ST 295 75R 15. Will a 4 way lug wrench work on the lugs on my TT if so, do all 4 ways have the same sizes on them. Thank yoy
asked by: Dexter A
Expert Reply:
There's no guarantee but 15 inch wheels almost always have 1/2 inch wheel studs. Furthermore, 1/2 inch wheel studs almost always have lug nuts that are 13/16 or 3/4 inches with 7/8 being less common but still possible. And yes, most standard 4-way lug wrenches have all three of those sizes. Part # PTW1 for example has those three plus an 11/16 inch.
The only true way to determine the size of your lugs nuts is to measure them. Just use a socket set and find which size socket fits the best.
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