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Boxerfan

(2,533 posts)

1. Too many variables for "normal"

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Wed Nov 8, 2017, 09:30 PM

Nov 2017

Is it a locking lug that was stripped or is the carrier bolt in the hub damaged also. Could be minimum shop charge or well over an hour. Some hubs require a puller if you can't get the bolt in without removal.

So ask questions if it seems pricey.

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what is a normal charge to replace a damaged wheel lug? [View all] Kali Nov 2017 OP

Too many variables for "normal" Boxerfan Nov 2017 #1

supposed to be free but having a scheduling problem and trying Kali Nov 2017 #3

See... PoliticAverse Nov 2017 #2

funny Kali Nov 2017 #5

My wife has been trying True Dough Nov 2017 #4

LOL Kali Nov 2017 #6

Have her kick him in the lug nuts.... maybe he will get the message. magicarpet Nov 2017 #7

I'll take True Dough Nov 2017 #8

they are inexpensive natheo Jun 2018 #9