For any automotive service center, the safety of the customer is the highest priority. When a vehicle leaves your bay after a tire rotation, brake service, or seasonal swap, the job isn’t technically finished until those wheel nuts are re-checked. Industry standards and insurance providers are clear: wheels must be re-torqued after 50 to 150 kilometers (30 to 90 miles) to ensure they have seated properly and haven't loosened during initial heat cycles. However, many shops treat this critical safety...

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