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These AB Tools OEM-standard wheel studs are designed for trailer and caravan owners who need to replace damaged, corroded, or broken hardware to maintain hub integrity. Offering a secure fit for heavy-duty towing applications, these 5/8-inch UNF studs provide a reliable structural connection, though they are specifically engineered for matching hub configurations and must be verified against your existing parts before installation.
| Model Part Number | IND013_5pk |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
No. These are specific to hubs requiring 5/8 inch UNF threads and a 17.2mm spline diameter. Always check your original stud dimensions first.
Yes, a hydraulic press is recommended to ensure the splines are seated correctly without damaging the stud threads.
While possible, it is best practice to replace all studs on a single hub at the same time to ensure consistent clamping force and metal fatigue levels.
UNF stands for Unified National Fine, which refers to the thread pitch profile of the bolt.
These are designed for trailer and caravan suspension hubs. Consult your vehicle manual or a professional mechanic before using them on a road-going passenger vehicle.
The splines may not be fully seated; remove the wheel and press the stud deeper into the hub flange using a hydraulic press.
Verify the hub hole diameter matches the 17.2mm spline specification; if the hole is too small, the hub may not be compatible with this part.
To ensure proper installation, the old stud should be removed using a hydraulic press or a punch and hammer. Clean the hub flange hole of any debris or rust before pressing the new stud into position.
Before purchasing, verify that your current stud matches the 17.2mm spline diameter and 5/8 inch UNF thread specification. If your hub hole is damaged or oversized, the new stud may not seat correctly; in such cases, replace the hub entirely. Always use a torque wrench to tighten your lug nuts to the manufacturer's recommended settings after installation.
