Wheel Studs!!

Get with a Fleetpride or Truck Pro. An inch longer should accommodate your needs

 

Any truck shop should be able to pull a stud out and match up the stud to a longer one. A good tire shop should be able to handle this as well, but most will probably turn you away. Its alot of work changing all those studs on the truck.

 

If "part guy" can get you original P/N, all he has to do is look at specs of original stud and then get a longer one. Stud specs are published in all parts catalogs I have.

 

Yup, sure did. Good luck!!

I'd still pull one and match it if I were you......

 

i would pull a stud and match it. its the only way to be sure. yes it may seem like a double job but its the only way i will do it. i just did one recently. came out perfect. i would recommend looking at all your brake parts from behind if there are no backing plates on there. you may have missing or damaged parts that you could service at the same time you do the studs.

 

Tape measure, ruler, yard stick?

 

Done correctly, studs take time to do. All service manual for hubs state not to hammer studs in and out with hub on axle due to possible bearing damage. We have a tiger tool stud remover/installer press at work that makes short work of them, but prior to that I pulled hub and pressed new ones in. Aftermarket Con-Met loaded pre-set hubs are priced pretty well these days, just saying.

 

That’s the best thing to do. Studs aren’t cheap, and Labor can be tough. Friend of mine changed his, fairly easy on a Trailer. Beat them out, and air gun pulled them in. He got Lucky. Much easier and not much more. New hubs, bearings seals. Nice.