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Where can I find a wrench for these lugs?!?

99 GMC Sierra, with eagle alloy rims. [supposedly]
The lugs, need to be screwed out with a torque wrench of some sort though, and a 60 is DEFINITELY not big enough..
Any help?
Even the Eagle Alloy site didnt help. =(

You do whatever it takes to get those lug OFF because a torque wrench is only for putting things on. also if you tighten them back down to "HAND TIGHT" and then be sure to skip two lug between the one you have just tightened and the next one that your gonna tighten you'll be just fine in getting them as tight as you probably can with a 4-way lug wrench unless you're a body builder!---------If the guy in the first answer is correct about the -lugs and if they are shaped weird then you may have anti-theft lugs that you'll never find the right "key" for, so go to a tire shop and have them removed and buy new ones---if the right "key" socket was easy to find, they wouldn't be very anti-theft!

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The car battery in your car is the ultimate source of electrical power in your car. Most of the car manufacturers may claim that there won't be any problems with the batteries whatsoever - but things might not be that simple in the long run. The battery might get damaged, and if that's the case, then it must be replaced as soon as possible. But replacing a car battery is not at all an easy thing. That's the reason why we are going to guide your along through the process.

Things you should need:

1- A new car battery

2- Adjustable wrench

3- Wire brush

4- Lithium grease

5- Baking soda paste

Steps to replace a car battery: Step 1: First off, disconnect all the electrical circuits associated with the car battery. When dealing with car batteries always protect your hands with some materials like protective hand gloves or something like that. In every car battery, you will see a greenish like stuff. This is a corrosive at the same time acidic substance which if comes in contact with our naked hand, can cause serious damage like burns etc.

Step 2: Now test the battery - and make sure that it charges and discharges without any problems. You may use a wire brush and baking soda paste for removing that greenish on the battery terminals. Again, don't forget to protect your hands while dealing with car batteries (especially while dealing with that corrosive substance on the terminals).

Step 3: You will have to replace the battery if you think the charge is depleted. First of all you should be removing the connection from the positive terminal and then only attempt doing that at the negative terminal. Clean Car Battery Terminals at that time.

Step 4: Hold down the battery towards its compartment or room and then remove the screws and bolts associated with it.

Step 5: Now seek help from someone and together, lift the battery from the compartment. After that, if you find something in the compartment, clean it using the wire brush and baking soda paste. Generally, corrosive matter is seen over that place and it can only be cleaned using baking soda paste.

Step 6 : Now, it's time to replace the connections. You should start with the positive battery terminals. After doing at both the ends, you should be spraying lithium grease over the connections.

Step 7: Now, it's time for checking how things went. If everything went fine, you will see the electrical system in your vehicle working good as it did in the past.

Don't pay mechanic to clean car battery terminals. Instead do it yourself like me.

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