* Specific bearing type and size: Your truck might have different size bearings depending on options and wear.
* Whether you're using new or reused bearings: Reused bearings might have different seating requirements.
* The type of nut: Different nuts have different torque specifications.
You absolutely MUST consult your vehicle's repair manual or a reputable service manual for your specific year, model, and axle configuration. These manuals will provide the correct torque specifications for your wheel bearings. Using an incorrect torque can lead to premature bearing failure, wheel damage, and potentially dangerous situations.
Attempting to find the torque value online without this information is risky. Improperly torqued wheel bearings can lead to serious consequences. Investing in a service manual is worthwhile for the safety and longevity of your vehicle.
