Direction of Tire Lug Nuts?
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The direction for tightening or loosening tire lug nuts depends on the vehicle type. For passenger cars, turning right (clockwise) tightens the nut, while turning left (counterclockwise) loosens it. However, for large trucks, the lug nuts on the left (driver's side) and right sides differ. The left side uses reverse threads, meaning tightening is achieved by turning in the direction opposite to the vehicle's forward motion (loosening is in the direction of reverse). The right side uses standard threads, where tightening is in the direction of forward motion. Below is an introduction to related aspects of automotive tires: 1. Shock Absorption: Automotive tires are crucial components that directly contact the road surface. Together with the suspension system, they help mitigate shocks encountered during driving. 2. Comfort: They ensure good ride comfort and smooth driving, maintain excellent adhesion between the wheels and the road surface, enhance traction, braking, and off-road capability, and bear the vehicle's weight.