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Loose lug nut studs can be dangerous and difficult to fix, but our expert is here to give you step by step instructions on how to replace broken or damaged lug nut studs on your tire with easy to follow advice in this free auto repair video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Got a problem with broken lug nut studs or another part of your tire? Learn how to break off loose lug nuts with expert tips in this free car repair video.
Whether you've got a flat tire or another car repair problem, you should know how to take off a tire so our expert is here to teach you in this free auto maintenance video.
Learn how to remove a parking brake cable on your tire with expert tips in this free auto maintenance video clip.
If you're working on your car brakes, get step by step instructions for removing the brake caliper with expert tips in this free car repair video clip.
If you're working on your car brakes, get step by step instructions for removing a brake caliper bridge in this free car repair video clip.
Get step by step instructions for removing a broken lug nut stud with expert car repair tips in this free auto maintenance video.
If you've got to replace a lug nut stud, learn how to prepare a new surface and get your car tire fixed in this free auto repair video.
Working on your car brakes? Learn how to install and clean a new brake rotor with expert tips in this free auto maintenance video.
Step by step instructions for installing a brake caliper bridge in your car with expert tips in this free auto repair video.
Need new brake pads? Learn how to install them yourself with expert car maintenance tips in this free auto repair video.
Learn how to install a brake caliper on your car with expert tips on tires in this free auto repair video clip.
Get instructions on how to install a parking brake cable for your car tires with expert tips in this free auto repair video clip.
Step by step instructions on how to install a wheel assembly on your car with expert tips on tires in this free auto repair video.
Learn how to torque car tires with expert tips on tires in this free auto repair video clip.
Step by step instructions on how to pump car pedals with expert tips on tires in this free auto repair video clip.
If not repaired promptly, a broken lug nut stud can spell disaster for your wheel. Driving on a broken stud can cause the tire to become severely out of balance, creating additional and possibly severe damage to your vehicle. The lug nut stud is what bolts the wheel to the car, and the importance of repairing and maintaining this part is obvious, but it’s not a problem that necessarily requires a visit to your local auto shop or garage. The process is easier than you think, and makes a great weekend do-it-yourself project that will save you money. In this series of free video clips you’ll get simple step-by-step instructions on how to replace a damaged lug nut stud on the wheel of your vehicle. Expert mechanic Nathan McCullough demonstrates the procedure in easy to follow steps, starting with breaking loose the lug nuts and removing the tire, parking brake cable, caliper and finally the broken stud. He also demonstrates how to clean and install the rotors and wheel assembly, and most importantly, how to check your work for safety.
Nathan McCullough Nathan McCullough graduated from Nashville Auto-Diesel College with a GPA of 3.5 and received their Craftsmanship Award and Honor Seal. Nathan has managed several automotive facilities over the last eight years. His many certifications include front end suspension, brakes, manual transmission, engine tune up, engine overhaul, heating ventilation and air conditioning, automotive electrical and many more. In his spare time Nathan enjoys working on cars, performing everything from minor repairs to complete overhauls.dkdk
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