Jdm93civic

a couple weeks back i was taking my rims off my civic and one of the lugs didnt want to come off...so then i was like maybe i am just not putting enough force so i got the wrecnh and stepped on it...well it loosed but when i went to look the stud was freaking bent...how hard is it to replace a stud...i got the lug back it but it is not sitting flush against the rim....what do u need and cost to fix something like that...

JICEK9

just cut it off! you can role around on three!

It's not that difficult depending on your skill level...

Jdm93civic

so is there any way to fix it.....

JICEK9

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yea, get a new one

and if you can't put it in yourself, have someone else do it.

hondachick81

I break studs on my car all the time because I change my wheels so frequently....its easiest just to go to honda...thats what I do, but they charge an hour labor plus parts...its usually 4-5 dollars a stud, and I always get all 4 replaced cause the others could of gotten bent as well.

HERE"S A Q??
does anyone know where to get stronger studs for "frequent tire changers" like me.
or what are some good ones to buy??
thanks

1 point 6

Stronger studs? Not to sure, might want to try some aftermarket extended lugs they MAY be stronger but not positive.

JICEK9

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yea, thats kinda what I was thinking.

Jdm93civic

well basically i just wanted to know like do u change the whole whell hub or just hammer each thing out......

The Muffin Man

I once knew a stud who was bent.

The ladies really dug him.

(sorry)