How to Determine Which Lug Nut Covers Fit Wheel Lugs

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How do i measure my lug nuts to order covers? I have a few trailers and trucks i would like to purchase these for.

asked by: Ben

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You'll have to measure the diameter of the lug nut where the wrench would normally attach. You can take a set of sockets out to the wheels and see which size fits the lugs. The part # WM8010 fits a 1 inch diameter lug common on GM vehicles.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Replacement Control Panel Kit with Touchpad #LC34UJ is the correct part to replace your Power Gear control panel on your 1999 American Tradition motorhome.

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If the 33 mm Wheel Masters Lug Nut Covers #WM9005-6 were too big then you may need the 7/8" Covers #WM8019, 1" Covers #WM8010 or the 1-1/16" Covers #WM8011. I'm not sure what size lugs are used for your Workhorse W-22 Chassis but…

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You are correct. The SnapPad Prime part #SP84FR3 that you referenced does fit 10 inch round jack feet as I confirmed this with SnapPad. They also stated that this most commonly fits the Monaco brand RVs.

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As far as a left-threaded or right-threaded cap for your motorhome, right-handed threads run clockwise, and left-handed threads run counterclockwise. The reason for this difference is that some applications of screws can come loose with the motion of…

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Your tire diameter is 37-1/2 inches which means the Classic Accessories RV Wheel Covers #CA80087 would fit since it has a range of 37" to 41".

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Currently I do not see Lippert has a specific set of instructions for the Replacement Control Panel Kit with Touchpad #LC34UJ. This is not uncommon since the harness has the plug and play connections and there is no hardwiring required. Both the…

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Answer 7

I would be happy to help! Since the direct replacement linkage for your older Pre-IMGL Kwikee Series 28 steps has recently been discontinued, you will need to go with the Motor Upgrade Kit for Kwikee 28 Series Steps #LC379769. This kit includes a new…

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I do have a solution for you, but since the Power Gear 500457 and 500456 are obsolete you will need to replace the controller and keypad. To do this you'll need the Replacement Lippert Power Gear Manual Leveling Control Kit #LC359259. This will…

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If your RV step's motor is dead (no operation even if you bypass the switches and directly apply 12V power to the motor terminals) then it will require replacement. Your gearbox may still be okay so long as it has not made bad noises when it last…

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Answer 10

We've ran into this issue before, but unfortunately Kwikee/Lippert no longer manufactures that 151332 motor, and I'm sorry to say that they do not offer a replacement. I was unable to find anything about the 131320 part you mentioned either.…

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Answer 11

The Kwikee Model 28 uses the gear box and linkage "B" so the correct part number you'd need is the part #LC379161.

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Answer 12

In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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