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Ram Wheel Lug Nut Torque Chart

Ram Wheel Lug Nut Torque Specs, All Models

If you are planning on installing a wheel on your Ram, it is important to be aware of the manufacturer's recommended torque settings. Using the proper torque helps ensure that the wheel assembly is securely installed. The Ram Trucks Wheel Lug Nut Torque Chart we have compiled can be used as a quick reference guide by roadside assistance providers or DIY enthusiasts when working on any Ram Truck.

Using the manufacturer's recommended torque also helps guarantee that there isn’t either too much or too little pressure on any of the assemblies to which the wheel attaches. Before you install your wheels, check your vehicle’s recommended torque.

Ram Wheel Lug Nut Torque Specs Recommendations

For Ram Trucks Wheel Lug Nut Torque Specs - newer models, please scroll to the bottom of the table and follow the links there.

Make Model Trim Year Range Torque

RAM

 1500 ALL / ALL 2013 - 2019 130 ft-lbs
2500 ALL / ALL 2013 - 2018 130 ft-lbs
3500 ALL / ALL 2013 - 2018 130 ft-lbs
3500 DUALLY ALL / ALL 2013 - 2018 140 ft-lbs
C/V 16"BASE / ALL 2012 - 2015 95 ft-lbs
PROMASTER 1500 16"BASE / CARGO 2014 - 2018 145 ft-lbs
PROMASTER 2500 16"BASE / CARGO 2014 - 2018 145 ft-lbs
PROMASTER 3500 16"BASE / CARGO 2014 - 2018 145 ft-lbs
PROMASTER CITY 16"STEEL / TRADESMAN 2015 - 2018 65 ft-lbs
PROMASTER CITY 16"ALUM / TRADESMAN 2015 - 2018 90 ft-lbs

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Remove or Install Front or Rear Wheel - Generic Instructions

When removing and installing a wheel on your vehicle, always follow these generic instructions, but for more information please refer to your owner's manual. When lifting your vehicle, make sure you use the proper equipment and that you only lift the vehicle from the jacking points, one wheel at the time. Always block the opposite wheel from the one you are working on with two wheel chokes on both side of the wheel to prevent the car from rolling and fall of the jack while you're working on it. Never get under the vehicle when it is resting only on the jack.

  • Always release the wheel lockable nuts or bolts by hand (use a breaker bar) and NOT by using an impact drill. Do not jump or use your foot on the breaker bar.
  • Remove dirt, grease residues and corrosion from rim and wheel hub contact surfaces.
  • Check brake disc retaining bolt for tight fit.
  • Apply anti-seize paste on the wheel centring in the wheel rim.
  • Clean wheel bolts or nuts and check threads for damage, renew if necessary. Renew corroded wheel bolts. Attention! Do not apply oil or grease to wheel studs or bolts.
  • The wheel rim must rest uniformly against the brake disc.
  • Screw in the wheel bolts or lug nuts and evenly tighten by hand in a crosswise sequence in order to centre the wheel rim.
  • Tighten the wheel bolts or lug nuts to the specified tightening toque in a crosswise sequence using a calibrated torque wrench.
  • Check all wheel bolts or lug nuts in the same sequence and retighten to the prescribed tightening torque if necessary.
  • Under no circumstances use pneumatic or electric screwdrivers to screw in and tighten the wheel bolts.
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