Thread engagement - WATCH THIS BEFORE CHANGING WHEELS, LUGNUTS OR LUG BOLTS!

[@kennethdickson5896]

I learned something new today!

[@nikolaikiritchenko1802]

AWESOME VIDEO, glad you made this, being a tech i try to explain customers about it, some think i just want to sell em nuts or bolts... now i can show them this video

[@konigwheels]

Glad it was helpful! It's such an important topic that doesn't get enough respect. Thanks for doing things the right way out there! Keeping people safe!

[@stayloaded4227]

Great video. Exactly what info I was looking for

[@keg2023]

Keep up the awesome videos guys. Very informative stuff people tend to overlook

[@konigwheels]

Thanks for the comment, and for watching! Super appreciate it!

[@keg2023]

KONIG WHEELS USA no problem, exactly the reason I can’t decide between the Ampliforms and Freeform haha

[@konigwheels]

@@keg2023 We totally get it! Thanks for considering rolling with us!

[@907thpeterson]

that opening scene tho hahaha

[@konigwheels]

HAHA

[@joshuaedwards1721]

Would this apply to 4wd’s aswell?

[@konigwheels]

drive type doesn't come into play when referring to thread engagement. As long as you are maintaining a safe thread engagement, you're good to go.

[@ronnydisalvo80]

I've got 5 on my m12 x1.5 no issues

[@konigwheels]

You're going to need closer to 7 turns

[@sandmansimms5704]

hey any issues so far? I'm running 18x11 on my 94 mustang and I got 4 3/4 turns. I haven't really ran them yet just once to make sure I didn't have any rubbing issues. I'd be able to get more turns on the oem studs if I didn't have to run 1/4 inch spacers to get the wheel off of the tail pipe.

[@LimahlPlayZ]

Same

[@raprzb]

​​@@konigwheelsdo turns until max torque spec still count as thread engagement?

[@gauravtrilokkapoor5466]

Can i install m12x 1.5 in oem m12x1.25. bolt.

[@aegon5399]

Do u have maruti car

[@Jmoney-db4rp]

This didn’t help me at all

[@konigwheels]

What do you need help with?