In this video I encountered an unexpected issue while removing the winter wheels from this Toyota Sienna mini-van. This mini-van had not had routine inspection and seasonal tire/wheel changes as it is a low mileage vehicle which does not get driven very much. Upon removing the lug nuts on this vehicle some of the wheel studs came loose and were damaged due to the accumulation of rust over the years as well as the use of open ended lug nuts. Stay tuned in this video and I will show you how to replace damaged wheel studs that are in need of replacement.

Tools used in this video:
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1. Lisle 22800 Wheel Stud Installer - https://amz.run/6fiR

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