Recommended wheel torque

Hello im planning on installing new wheels they are 305/40r22
And I believe the wheels are aluminum. This is going on a 2017 tundra double cab stock height. Thank you

 

Most aluminum wheels I’ve delt with seem to be between 90 and 100 ft lbs. My stock aluminum wheels are 97 I think. Call the manufacturer?

 

Thank you sir

 

Replying here since your other post is a duplicate. It's 97ft·lbf for aluminum wheels and 154ft·lbf for steel for the front and rears.

 

I do 110ft lbs

 

We did 145 on my buddies stock lugs stock wheels and actually stripped a few of the lugs. Seemed extremely tight. So we backed off and did the rest at 110 ft lb

 

I just now finished putting it on. Couldn’t tell if it was steel or aluminum so went with 154

Here’s the link to it lemme know if I should redo them if they are alloy instead.

 

Those are aluminum for sure

 

97ft lb is what Toyota recommends on their studs.

 

I torque mine to 95#, on stock rims, I always go back and put the torque wrench on them again after 100 miles, I've had trouble with them loosening up a bit for some reason

 

Most likely aluminum. Stick a magnet on to confirm. Steel would be much heavier as well.

 

Per Toyota:
97 ft-lbs for aluminum
154 ft-lbs for steel

 

I'm 110ft-lbs

 

I have SCS Ray 10, what is recommend? Looks like 97 ft lbs.

 

Yup

 

154 is way too tight for aluminum. I would be worried about cracking them

 

154 ft-lbs is for steel. 97 ft-lbs is for al.

 

Yes. OP said he set his at 154. I would removed, inspect lugs then re do if i were him

 

To keep it simple I torque to 100.