went wheeling today.....

jfiscus · 02-13-2008, 04:42 PM

All statements above are correct.
However, studs should not move. Ever.
If you can grab and "move" a stud, there is a problem.
The hub that the studs are pressed into should only "spin", not wiggle.

I am in Middletown off Oxford State Road, but if you want to drive up here some evening (6-10pm) this week I would be more than glad to take a look & tell you what is wrong (if anything). My number is 513.967.7091, leave a message with your number if I don't answer. - Jason

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02-13-2008, 04:42 PM	#7
jfiscus Terrain Stomper Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Crittenden, KY Posts: 633	All statements above are correct. However, studs should not move. Ever. If you can grab and "move" a stud, there is a problem. The hub that the studs are pressed into should only "spin", not wiggle. I am in Middletown off Oxford State Road, but if you want to drive up here some evening (6-10pm) this week I would be more than glad to take a look & tell you what is wrong (if anything). My number is 513.967.7091, leave a message with your number if I don't answer. - Jason