hey guys, I’m looking for the lug nut torque specs for a 2017 Camry. last time I did it wrong and thought I was launching my car into space.
I think it was like 76 lbs or something, but can’t remember. But I want to be sure this time. Does it really matter how tight they are? once I had a flat tire and my buddy just cranked them down like he was tightening a pickle jar.
any help would be great here, thanks.
I’ve worked on a few 2017 Camrys and if I recall, it’s around 76 lb-ft. Always good to double-check tho, just to be safe!
I’ve worked on my 2017 Camry a lot since I bought it in California. For the lug nuts, the right torque specs are around 76 ft-lbs, if I remember correctly. Always felt like a breeze to change tires with that car. Just be sure to double-check with a torque wrench!
I ve always found it helpful to keep a torque wrench handy. For my 2017 Camry, it’s usually around 76 ft-lbs. Hope this helps!
When I changed my tires last fall in Michigan, I remember needing the torque specs for my 2017 Camry, too! I’ve always heard that it’s around 76 ft-lbs, but make sure to double-check. It’s so important to get it right; I learned that the hard way once! Hope that helps you out, fellow Camry owner! Happy wrenching!
Sure thing! I ve been around cars for years and for a 2017 Camry, it’s typically around 76 lb-ft. Hope that helps!
I’ve always loved working on my Camry, but I remember struggling with the lug nut torque when I changed my tires last fall in Michigan. For my 2017, I’ve found that it’s usually around 76 lb-ft. Just make sure you double-check it, as it can vary a bit! Happy driving!
I’ve always found lug nut torque specs a bit tricky! In my experience, a good 76 ft-lb for my 2017 Camry works well. Up here in Canada, it really helps with the snowy roads! Hope this helps!
Living in Oregon, I’ve changed my Camry’s tires a few times. I’ve always used 76 ft-lbs for the lug nuts. Works like a charm!
In my experience, I’ve found that the lug nut torque for a 2017 Camry is around 76 ft-lbs. I live in Michigan, and last winter, I had to replace my tires, so I made sure to double-check. It’s super important to get it right! Happy driving, everyone!
I’ve worked on a few Camrys, and if I remember right, the lug nut torque spec is around 76 ft-lbs. I’ve always found it critical to double-check after a tire swap, especially here in Michigan where the roads can be rough! Just a little peace of mind goes a long way. Hope that helps!
I’ve always found that it’s super important to get these specs right. The torque spec for the lug nuts on a 2017 Camry is typically around 76 ft-lbs. When I was in Calgary last summer, I figured that out the hard way after a tire change—definitely didn’t want to risk any wheel issues! Hope this helps you out, and good luck with your ride!
I ve worked on my 2017 Camry a lot since I bought it here in Ontario. For the lug nuts, it’s usually 76 ft-lbs. It’s good to double-check though! Nothing worse than hitting the road and worrying about loose wheels. Safe travels!
I ve struggled with lug nut specs too! Living in Ontario, I found that for my 2017 Camry, it was 76 ft-lbs. Definitely made a difference when I changed my tires last season. Hope that helps someone!
Oh, I ve been working on my 2017 Camry here in Michigan, and I can say the lug nut torque specs are usually around 76 ft-lbs. It’s always good to double-check though! I’ve learned the hard way that too much torque can be a pain.