Obviously, you bought your Explorer because you knew that you wanted horsepower and unique style both impeccably combined into one car, truck, or SUV. Your Ford dealership isn't the only place to locate genuine or original equipment quality parts to repair your Explorer. Auto enthusiasts appreciate the a brand you can trust built into each Ford, and understand that only top quality repair Explorer parts will suffice when your car or truck needs fixing. The vehicle in your driveway symbolizes the best in class compared to all the other cars, trucks, and SUVs in today's marketplace.
For every vehicle on the road, a completely intact set of wheel lug studs is required to keep the wheels attached to the hubs. Your Ford Explorer wheel lug studs are pressed into the back of the wheel hub, with a threaded shaft protruding through mounting holes in your wheel. That portion of the lug studs is where the lug nuts screw onto; firmly attaching your Ford Explorer wheels to the hub. If one of these were to break, you will suffer noticeable alignment issues as you drive.
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Raybestos Wheel Stud
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Raybestos Wheel Stud
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Raybestos Wheel Stud
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