Wheel studs, often called tire bolts, are threaded metal rods, typically made of steel, that protrude from the wheel hub, usually through the brakes. Their main purpose: Securing the wheel to the hub.

Before you start installing any new studs, run a tap or an old stud in and out of the thread to make sure it's clean and clear. If not, wash it down with a thread lubricant or blow the stud hole ...

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Currie's adjustable threaded rod ends work great not just for 4x4 suspensions but also hydraulic and air suspensions. When it comes to adjustable rear axle arms, ...

Department of Commerce said most imports of the rod, which were valued at an estimated $19 million in 2013, would face a dumping margin of 16.74% and a subsidy rate of 8.6%. WASHINGTON -- The United ...