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I need chrome lug nuts. Does anyone know the specs for the Mav?
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What size is the lug nut for a 2022 Ford Maverick?
Lug nut torque: 148 lb. ft (200 Nm) (M14 x 1.5).Aug 2, 2022
Lug nut torque: 148 lb. ft (200 Nm) (M14 x 1.5).Aug 2, 2022
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Damn. That’s a lot of torque!
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Yeah, I just crank them down as tight ad I can get ‘em by hand wrench. Never had one come loose on me
have to use my breaker bar to get off after having them put on at the tire shop 
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How long should they be?
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That probably depends on what kind of rims you have
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Just got this from Gorilla for Maverick.
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The specs that will work are M14 X 1.50, 38.5mm long, the Dorman part #: 611-007 is the aftermarket version of the said lug nut
I got a set of the black gorilla ones on eBay. They seem high quality and the black looks great on the lariat wheelsJust got this from Gorilla for Maverick.
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You better check that torque spec.its way to high.should be around 75-80 ft lbs
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I worked in a tire shop a while ago. We torqued anything 4, 5, or 6 lug to 100 foot pounds. A lot vehicles are specked at 80-85 but we never had a problem at 100. I wouldn't torque my Maverick more than 100.
Wheel Accessories Parts Set of 20 OEM Style Chrome 14x1.5 Lug Nuts Fits Ford Edge, Explorer, GT, Mustang, Lincoln Aviator ACPZ-1012-D ACPZ-1012-M 611-007 Wheel Lug Nut Factory Style (Chrome, 20)
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See at about the 13:50 mark or so on the video here:
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/maverick-flat-tire-changing-a-to-z.7977/
Well... I stand corrected 
the Discount Tire website says 150 
. I would still only go to 100 but that's just me, I also am very bad at following directions if they don't make sense
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