What’s the Lug Nut Size for a 2010 Ford F150?

Tires & Wheels
21

Great tips! Does anyone have specific recommendations for torque wrenches? I want to ensure I don’t over-tighten and warp my rims.

22

I use a digital torque wrench; it beeps when you hit the correct torque, super helpful! Adjustable settings are a plus.

23

Just to add, remember to work in a star pattern when tightening the lug nuts. It ensures even pressure and helps prevent cracking. Safety first!

24

That’s really important! I’ve seen friends skip that and have issues later.

5 Likes
25

Anyone ever had trouble with rusted lug nuts? What are the best tools for that situation?

2 Likes
26

WD-40 does wonders for rusted nuts! Just let it sit for a bit before trying to remove them with your socket.

27

LOL, yeah, WD-40 is like magic! But seriously, make sure to wear gloves to protect your hands from whatever gunk comes off those nuts.

28

So true, jyoung! And be extra careful with your jack stands when you’re under the truck. Safety precautions always matter.

29

Absolutely right! It’s a good idea to have a buddy help you out too, just in case.

30

For those of you thinking about stepping into DIY, check out some online tutorials. There are some great resources out there that show this whole process.

31

Totally! I learned a lot from YouTube, and it makes the job a lot less intimidating!

32

I remember the first time I changed mine – definitely a learning experience! Just take your time and you’ll do fine, no need to rush.

7 Likes
33

For sure! And hey, if you mess up, it’s just another excuse to hit the auto parts store and learn even more.

34

The lug nut size for a 2010 Ford F150 is usually 13/16 inch or 21mm. Just make sure to check yours as some variations exist depending on the package.

2 Likes
35

I’ve had problems with rust on my lug nuts. Anyone else experience that?

36

Rust can be an issue! I’ve heard that regular cleaning and applying anti-seize can help prevent it. This way, they won’t get stuck over time.

6 Likes
37

Great advice, michelle61! How often should I apply the anti-seize? Is it really necessary?

38

I’d say applying it during each tire change is a good practice. It’s better to be proactive to avoid issues later on like stripping or cross-threading.

39

Has anyone had problems with cross-threading? I messed up once and it was a pain to fix. Any tips to avoid that?

1 Like
40

Cross-threading is tricky! I always hand-tighten the lug nuts before using any tools. Makes a world of difference in avoiding that headache.