Quality Mazda CX5 lug nuts are exactly safe but only if you install them properly. During the installation, tightening the wheel nuts to the correct foot-pounds of force with a torque wrench is one of the most critical steps. In fact, any Mazda car owner can find the torque of Mazda CX5 lug nuts in the manufacturer`s manual or on the official Internet sources. For OEM Mazda CX5 lug nuts, the reference torque spec will be 108 – 147 Nm. Properly torquing all the wheel nuts ensures that your Mazda CX5 lug nuts are snugged up to the correct specifications.
Set the torque wrench to the manufacturer’s recommended value. Then simply turn the wrench handle until it reaches the torque mark. Tighten the wheel nuts a quarter turn at a time following the crisscross sequence (in a “star” pattern). This ensures that the Mazda CX5 lug nuts are forced evenly. When the Mazda CX5 lug nuts are properly torqued down, you will feel a click around the head of the wrench. While you’re eager to get those first miles on your aftermarket Mazda CX5 lug nuts, confirming the installation is done correctly is necessary.
Do I Need New Mazda CX5 Lug Nuts?
If there are rusty or swollen Mazda CX5 lug nuts, the best way is to remove and replace them with higher-quality ones. To ensure safety, BONOSS provides new forged 50BV30 steel Mazda CX5 lug nuts. They are ISO grade 12 approved. The minimum proof load is 105,700N which far exceeds the standard grade 6. Higher-grade lug nuts can bear more force and are not easy to break, which is why sometimes aftermarket wheel nuts are even safer than the OEM ones.
When torqued correctly, these BONOSS Mazda CX5 lug nuts can maintain high clamping force even under extreme operating conditions. As long as you torque them correctly, genuine BONOSS Mazda CX5 lug nuts never come loose. Particularly, BONOSS forged 50BV30 steel Mazda CX5 lug nuts give salt spray resistances exceeding 500 hours. The closed-end construction can prevent rainwater and debris from entering the studs. Even after a long time, these BONOSS forged 50BV30 steel Mazda CX5 lug nuts are not easy to rust or swell.
