I went to honda today to ask them how much it would be to replace a wheel stud that broke and they said about $115 for parts and labor. I asked how much for all of them replaced and they said about $50 more for the other ones to be put in. I am wondering is it worth having them do it or are there other shops that will press the hub out to change the wheel studs?

any info is helpful

 

how many wheels studs do u need i can get them for u for a cheaper price!

 

Replace them yourself, cheaper and much easier than you think!

 

wow, wheel stud at advanced is like $2.48
just do it your self and buy me dinner!!

 

the thing is i dont have a press to do it with. i have 4 studs that i got for $1.67 each. i know people say there are ways without a press but idk how to do that. can anyone tell me how or have any info on the way without a press?

 

get arp studs

 

you should search. all i searched for was "wheel stud".

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=907985

 

all u got to do is hammer them out. to put new ones in all u have to do is get a couple of washers and then the nut after that just run them in til they are nice and tight in there. should.t take u long. takes longer to take the tire offf than the the time it takes to replace the studs in my opinion.

 

how will they pop out if they dont have any clearance behind it?

 

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tells u how to do it right here, u can rent those parts at your local auto parts store, all u do is hammer them out, i have seen it done before, very simple process

 

jus get arp wheel studs!!

 

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start off by looking at the thread i directed you towards. obviously, there won't be clearance issues because of the necessary steps to remove the wheel studs.

 

take it to a brake or tire shop, at my shop we charge $25 per wheel (no matter how many on that wheel are broke, plus parts. usually runs aroun $35 parts, tax, labor.

 

Alright ill take a look at the thread and then get back to u guys how it went. sorry i didnt look at it earlier, i was just finishing up my timing belt job(belt, tensioner, waterpump...) b4 i went to work. thanks for the direction tho

Right now i have 4 stock style studs for my car that i got from AdvanceAutoParts. Are they just as good as ones I would get from Honda or would it be better to get OEM studs?


Modified by silentblackhat at 8:08 PM 4/1/2006

 

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Good link.

Is this in the FAQ archive? It should be.

 

parts are cheap. just take the spinde off of the hub and put in the new ones, repack the bearing and hammer back in.

 

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Right now i have 4 stock style studs for my car that i got from AdvanceAutoParts. Are they just as good as ones I would get from Honda or would it be better to get OEM studs?


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They are no different except the price, and having been made by an aftermarket manufacturer.