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Yeh I can agree more about torquing wheel nuts, I had all four tyres changed last year and first run out after refitting the wheels and torquing them up as per instructions in the hand book I stopped roughly 10 miles out from home as recommended and rechecked the nuts 20 nuts 7 required a "nip up" to the right tork  . I checked again once we got to the caravan site and everything was OK. I do tend to recheck at start of every season when I am doing all the other nuts on the chaise and if i an doing the car wheels 10 mins wrench time to save a life seems a a fair price.
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Topic: Caravan loses wheel on A27 at Shoreham
