What is the direction of car tire screws?

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The tightening direction for car tire screws is clockwise, while the loosening direction is counterclockwise. When using a jack, always place it in the jack slots located on both sides of the vehicle's underside to prevent accidents. Whether tightening or loosening screws, always follow the diagonal sequence when turning the screws. This ensures that the stress on the tire is evenly distributed, making the process easier and reducing wear on the screws. Whether tightening or loosening screws, it's important to note that when the vehicle is raised with a jack, avoid applying excessive force to tighten the screws. Too much force may cause the vehicle to sway, leading to misalignment of the jack and potential harm to people or the vehicle. For large trucks, the direction of the tire screws differs between the left and right sides. The left side uses reverse threads, while the right side uses standard threads. This means tightening is done by turning in the direction of the vehicle's forward motion, and loosening is done by turning in the reverse direction. After loosening, it's essential to visit a professional auto repair shop to have the tires inspected, ensuring no safety hazards are overlooked due to negligence.