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Wheel Lugs for Chevrolet Traverse

The Chevrolet Traverse is a crossover SUV designed and manufactured by General Motors, and it is recognized for its family-friendly style with a third row for your passengers. Like other cars, trucks, and sport utility vehicles, the Traverse with automatic transmission uses wheel lugs in order to keep the wheels on the axles and the hubcaps on the wheels. The Chevrolets wheel lugs may need to be replaced if one or more of them becomes corroded, rusted, cracked, or otherwise damaged while you drive.

• Anti-theft lugs: If you live in a place where your vehicle is at risk of having its wheels stolen, anti-theft lugs reduce the risk of this type of event from taking place. The anti-theft lugs come in sets so that one is installed onto each of your FWD Chevrolets wheels.
• Loose wheel nut indicators: If you have installed custom wheels onto your Traverse, they may be heavier than the original equipment manufacturers wheels. Heavier wheels could cause the lugs to come loose. Loose lug indicators are a type of wheel lug that come in sets so that one of them is installed on each of your wheels. You can visually observe the loose lug indicator to see if the lugs are becoming loose on one or more of the wheels.
• Powder coating: A powder coating, usually black, can be applied to the wheel lugs in order to help reduce the risk of rust and corrosion. For custom wheels or hubcaps, the powder coating enhances aesthetic appeal.

• Select a type: Select from cone seat, bulge cone seat, extended length, under-hub, or spline shaft.
• Choose a manufacturer: Choose from Chevrolet, General Motors, Dorman, Dub, IC Beamer, KMC, Lexani, McGard, Niche, and Vision.
• Select a size and shape: Select the diameter and length of the wheel lugs and a conical or blunt tip. Your owners manual should contain information about the required size of the lugs. If you have replaced the original equipment manufacturer wheels or hubcaps, you may need a different size of lugs than stated in your owners manual.

When you want to clean or remove a hubcap or change or rotate your tires, it is necessary to first remove the wheel lugs. To take them off of your Traverse, you will need an impact, socket, or lug wrench. If you also need to take off the wheel from your Chevrolet, you will need to use an automotive jack to lift the vehicle. Before you begin, set the emergency brake. Turning the wrench should loosen the lug nuts. If a lug is stubborn, try tightening it slightly, then loosening it, alternating until it becomes easier. Hitting the lug with the impact wrench may also help to get it off. To replace the lugs, a calibrated torque wrench ensures that it has the right level of tightness to hold the wheels on your Chevrolet Traverse AWD SUV.