Lincoln Wheels

Lincoln Lug Nut Torque Specs

    Recommended Torque Values

    Lincoln Lug Nut Torque Specs

    Model Trim Years Torque
    AVIATOR 2WD 2003 - 2005 100 ft.-lbs.
    BLACKWOOD 2WD 2001 - 2002 150 ft.-lbs.
    CONTI ALL 1989 - 2002 100 ft.-lbs.
    CONTI FWD / AWD 2017-2018 165 ft.-lbs.
    LS 16-INCH / V6/V8 2000 - 2006 100 ft.-lbs.
    MARK LT 2WD / 18-INCH 2006 - 2008 150 ft.-lbs.
    MARK VII P215/70R15 1986 - 1992 100 ft.-lbs.
    MARK VIII ALL 1993 - 1998 100 ft.-lbs.
    MKC 18"BASE / 2.3L 2015 - 2018 100 ft.-lbs.
    MKS 18"BASE 2009 - 2017 100 ft.-lbs.
    MKT 19"BASE 2010 - 2017 100 ft.-lbs.
    MKX 18-INCH FWD 2007 - 2015 100 ft.-lbs.
    MKX 18"BASE / FWD 2016 - 2018 165 ft.-lbs.
    MKZ SEDAN 2007 - 2016 100 ft.-lbs.
    MKZ SEDAN 2018 - 2018 150 ft.-lbs.
    NAVIGATOR 4X2 1998 - 1999 100 ft.-lbs.
    NAVIGATOR 4X4 2000 - 2018 150 ft.-lbs.
    NAVIGATOR L 18"BASE 2008 - 2018 150 ft.-lbs.
    TOWN CAR 15-INCH 1985 - 2011 100 ft.-lbs.
    ZEPHYR SEDAN 2006 - 2006 85 ft.-lbs.

    Lincoln Vehicles: Lug Nut Torque Tips

    In order to tighten your Lincoln's lug nuts properly, follow these tips:

    Make sure you consult your Lincoln's owner's manual for the recommended torque specification. You should use the exact torque specified in your Lincoln's owner's manual, as it can vary from model to model.

    To ensure your lug nuts are properly tightened, use a torque wrench. A torque wrench allows you to tighten nuts to a specific torque setting.

    To ensure accurate torque readings, make sure the threads on the lug nuts and lug bolts are clean and free of dirt, debris, or rust before tightening.

    As recommended in your owner's manual, tighten the lug nuts in a star pattern to ensure that the wheel is evenly tightened.

    Over tightening the lug nuts can damage the threads or warp the brake rotor. Use the torque wrench and consult your manual for instructions.

    Incorrectly tightened lug nuts can cause a wheel to come loose while you are driving, which can cause an accident. If you are unsure how to tighten your lug nuts yourself, take your car to a qualified mechanic.