Recommended Torque Values

Model	Trim	Years	Torque
124	2 DOOR / SPIDER	1967 - 1981	65 ft.-lbs.
124 SPIDER	16"BASE / CONVERTBLE	2017 - 2018	95 ft.-lbs.
500 - POP	15"STEEL / POP	2012 - 2018	70 ft.-lbs.
500 - POP	15"ALUM / POP	2012 - 2018	80 ft.-lbs.
500 - SPORT	16"BASE / SPORT	2012 - 2018	80 ft.-lbs.
500C - POP	15"STEEL / POP	2012 - 2018	70 ft.-lbs.
500C - LOUNGE	15"BASE / LOUNGE	2012 - 2016	80 ft.-lbs.
500E	15"BASE / ELECTRIC	2013 - 2016	80 ft.-lbs.
500L - POP	16"STEEL / POP	2014 - 2016	65 ft.-lbs.
500L - EASY	16"ALUM. / EASY	2014 - 2016	90 ft.-lbs.
500X	17"BASE / EASY	2016 - 2016	90 ft.-lbs.
X1/9	2 DOOR / SPORT SPDR	1974 - 1983	65 ft.-lbs.

Fiat Lug Nuts: Don't Wing It

Ensuring proper lug nut torque specifications is crucial for all vehicles, including Fiats. Lug nuts are responsible for securing the wheels to the vehicle, and if they're not tightened to the manufacturer's specifications, it can lead to various issues such as loose wheels, uneven tire wear, and potentially dangerous driving conditions.

Each Fiat model may have slightly different torque specifications, so it's essential to refer to the owner's manual or contact a Fiat dealership to obtain the correct torque values for your specific vehicle.