The lug nuts need to be secure so that they don't become loose over time and fall off. So you want them to be placed tightly with a torque wrench. The problem of being unable to loosen them later is due to the fact that appropriate lubricants weren't applied before the lug nuts were put in place originally. When you have tires replaced/rotated/balanced, ask the shop to be sure that the wheel is properly lubricated before the lug nuts are tightened. Later, you should be able to loosen them yourself with a lug nut wrench.
Wrong you can buy nuts at the age of 12 but get it from small shops of corner shops.
A box wrench is always the most effective to loosen tight nuts.
15 to 30 ft lbs
The lug nuts are too tight.
Depends on alot of things- how tight were they made? are the studs and nuts rusted?, etc.
Hand tight. just use the plastic nuts that came with it. With a basin wrench to secure the 1/2" hex nuts
make sure lug nuts are tight.
Their food is nuts, grains, and seeds or others. These can be found in pet shops.
make sure you got the hubs back on tight as well as haveing the lug nuts tight.
A tool that uses a hammer like rotary action to release very tight nuts.
Improper installation. Lug nuts were loose.
The lug nuts on a 1994 GMC Sierra typically have a size of 9/16 inch or 14mm. They are usually hex-shaped and require a socket of that size for removal or installation. Always confirm the size by checking the vehicle’s manual or a reliable source before working on the wheels.