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Alfa Romeo Stelvio lug nut torque

GarageDex's lug nut torque data shows the 2018 to 2021 Alfa Romeo Stelvio wheel lug nuts torque to 89 ft-lbs. They are 14mm x 1.50 wheel bolts.

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Key takeaways

  • Torque: 89 ft-lbs for the 2018 to 2021 model years.
  • Tighten in a star (criss-cross) pattern so the wheel seats flat.
  • Re-check torque after 50 to 100 miles.
  • Aftermarket wheels or lug nuts can specify a different value - use the wheel maker's figure if it differs.
Alfa Romeo Stelvio lug nut torque by year
YearsTorquePattern
2018 to 202189 ft-lbsStar pattern
Alfa Romeo Stelvio lug nut thread size
YearsThread size
202014mm x 1.50 bolt

Seat type (cone, mag, or ball) and hex size are not given per vehicle by this source - match them to the lug nut already on your wheel before ordering locks. Source: White Knight Wheel Accessories - 2020 Application Guide.

Tools for the job

These fit any vehicle. Lug nuts and wheel locks are vehicle-specific, so that link searches by your Alfa Romeo Stelvio.

Torque wrench1/2-inch drive click wrench, 20 to 150 ft-lbsShop wrenches Lug nutsReplacement lug nuts filtered to the Alfa Romeo StelvioShop lug nuts Wheel locks14mm x 1.50 anti-theft bolt setShop wheel locks Torque sticksLimits an impact gun so you cannot over-tightenShop torque sticks

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How to torque Alfa Romeo Stelvio wheels

  1. Hand-thread every lug nut, then snug them lightly with the wheel off the ground.
  2. Lower the car until the tire just touches and cannot spin.
  3. Set the wrench to 89 ft-lbs and tighten in a star pattern, skipping to the opposite nut each time.
  4. Lower fully, go around once more at the same setting.
  5. Re-check after 50 to 100 miles.

Same car, other specs: Alfa Romeo Stelvio specs hub and battery size.

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Source: James Halderman - Lug Nut Torque Values 1995-2021. Torque values assume clean, dry threads and OEM wheels. Always confirm against your owner's manual, and re-check torque after the first 50 to 100 miles.