Subaru Lug Nuts Torque Spec Socket Size Chart

If you need new Subaru lug nuts, this buyers guide may help. This chart contains a list of Subaru wheel nut ranges, both current and historic, alongside the various lug patterns.

In short, the most common sizes of the lug nuts on a Subaru car are M12x1.25mm thread size, 3/4” socket size, and 60-degree conical type. Depending on the material and design, the cost of lug nuts can range from $79.99 to $599.99 for a set of 20 pcs. The Subaru lug nuts are one of the most important pieces of hardware on your vehicle. So, make sure you get genuine brand wheel lug nuts.

1. What is the torque for Subaru lug nuts?

The REFERENCE torque spec for Subaru lug nuts is 120 Nm (89 ft-lb). Please note that different wheels may need different torque values. Always inquire with a tire expert before operating. High-quality aftermarket lug nuts are safe to use as long as you torque them properly. Always remember to use a good torque wrench to fasten each lug nut. Besides, inspecting torque specs before and after each trip is a good idea.

2. What size socket do I need to remove Subaru lug nuts?

The most common socket size of Subaru lug nuts is 19mm (3/4”). Whether you use a lug wrench, torque wrench, impact socket, or regular socket, you’ll need the correct lug socket to remove or tighten the wheel nuts. When torquing the lug nuts, a high-quality socket is capable of withstanding certain forces.

3. What size are Subaru lug nuts?

The most common thread size of Subaru lug nuts is M12x1.25mm. Wheel lug nuts are threaded to the wheel studs on the vehicle’s axle, locking the wheels in place and centering them properly on the hub assembly. Since aftermarket lug nuts are made by different manufacturers, there are various options. Choosing the right set will make your time and money worthwhile.

4. What types are Subaru lug nuts?

The most common seat type of Subaru lug nuts is the 60-degree conical seat type. Every time you change to new aftermarket wheels, you may need new aftermarket wheel nuts to fit This is because aftermarket wheels are designed to fit a variety of vehicles. They might not fit your OEM Subaru lug nuts in some areas, such as the seat types. When the OEM nuts are not suitable, a set of new aftermarket Subaru wheel nuts will be the best solution.

5. Where is the Subaru wheel lock key?

If your Subaru car comes with OEM locking wheel lug nuts, then a special key may be stored in the glove compartment, center console storage, storage box, or trunk. Once you installed locking wheel nuts, always remember to keep the wheel lock keys well stored. Since they are special sockets that match the unique pattern, using other keys to fit your wheel locks means nothing.

In this case, the BONOSS forged 50BV30 Subaru lug nut kit provides 4 heptagon wheel locks and a corresponding 7-side shape key. Wheel locks are useful to prevent the wheels from theft. Besides, BONOSS dual hex wheel sockets are designed for your Subaru lug nuts and locks. This double-hex socket has dual 19mm (3/4 in.) and 21mm (13/16 in.) hex socket sizes. These dual-hex sockets provide two different hex adapters, allowing you to get into the right tight spots.

6. Are all Subaru lug nuts the same?

Yes, almost all Subaru lug nuts are the same. But it is worth noting that some Subaru cars use wheel bolts instead of lug nuts. For example, the Subaru Solterra EV. It’s important to make sure any replacement you choose is the correct fit for your vehicle, or you could risk anything from the annoyance of a cross-threaded stud to the disaster of losing a wheel.

With over 17 years of manufacturing experience and 1800+ drawing updates, BONOSS provides the most precise Subaru lug nuts. These BONOSS forged 50BV30 steel Subaru lug nuts are strictly tested (proof load over 105,700 N), ensuring that they can withstand years of hard driving without any issues. Higher-grade wheel nuts are able to bear more force and not easy to break. It is worry-free to use genuine BONOSS brand lug nuts.

7. Do all Subarus have the same lug nut pattern?

No, the most common lug nut pattern of Subaru cars can be 5x100mm or 5×114.3mm. So, there are 20 pcs of lug nuts to fasten the wheels. If you want to install 5×114.3 Impreza wheels on a 5×100 WRX car, a 5×114.3 to 5×100 wheel adapter is the solution. Wheel adapters are very useful to convert the center bores and change the offset. They are designed to change the OEM bolt pattern and push the wheels and tires out.

8. Are Subaru bolts metric or standard?

Almost all Subaru bolts are metric. For example, the most common metric thread sizes of Subaru bolts are M12x1.25mm. A M12 means the width of the thread area and a 1.25mm means the thread pitch. It is usually measured in millimeters. If you need new wheel lug nuts, then the BONOSS forged 50BV30 steel Subaru lug nuts are a good idea.

For BONOSS factories, it’s the quality and safety that counts. These BONOSS forged 50BV30 steel lug nuts undergo a series of safety tests before leaving the factory. For example, BONOSS forged 50BV30 lug nuts give neutral salt spray resistances exceeding 500 hours. Besides, they come with a 10-year warranty. This makes it worth every penny you spend.

9. What is the pitch of Subaru lug nuts?

The Subaru lug nuts use 1.25mm thread pitches. The sizes of the wheel nuts required will depend on the wheel studs your vehicle has. Simply, the correct stud thread pitch could be found in the owner’s manual. But most Subaru lug nuts are M12x1.25mm in size.

10. What bolt pattern is Subaru?

The most common bolt pattern of Subaru cars can be 5x100mm or 5×114.3mm. As long as the bolt pattern and center bores are the same, you can fit Forester wheels on an Impreza. The only thing that might cause an issue is the wheel offset. In this case, a proper set of wheel spacers can fix the offset issues.