Most Chevrolet Tahoe lug nuts use metric M14x1.50 threads with a 22 mm wrench size, six nuts per wheel, and a factory torque around 140 ft-lbs. However, sizes can vary by model year, trim, and aftermarket wheels, so always verify for your specific vehicle.
Common specifications for Tahoe lug nuts
The following details outline the typical specs for most Tahoe models. If your wheels are aftermarket or you have a special trim, confirm these values before ordering replacements.
- Thread size: M14 x 1.50 (metric)
- Hex size: 22 mm (approximately 7/8 inch)
- Seat type: 60-degree conical (acorn) seat
- Bolt pattern: 6 x 139.7 mm (6 x 5.5 in)
- Lug nuts per wheel: 6
- Factory torque: about 140 ft-lbs (190 Nm) per lug
Note: Wheel hardware can vary with year and wheel choice. Always verify on your vehicle or with a dealer if you're unsure.
Summary
Bottom line: For most Tahoe models, expect M14x1.50 lug nuts with a 22 mm hex, six nuts per wheel, a 60-degree conical seat, and approximately 140 ft-lbs of torque per lug. Variations exist, so check the owner’s manual or the driver’s door jamb label for your exact specs, especially if you’ve installed aftermarket wheels or spacers.
Is a 21mm socket the same as 13/16?
Technically the 13/16 is the smaller and more correct size. Theoretically, both. You can use a 21mm socket on a 13/16 nut. But not vice versa.
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What size socket for Chevy Tahoe lug nuts?
The most common socket size of Chevy lug nuts are 13/16″ (22mm).
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What size is a Tahoe lug nut?
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Can I use 7/8 instead of 22mm?
A: 22mm = 0.866", which essentialy is a 7/8" socket. A 7/8" socket will work on a 22mm lug nut, but it can feel a little loose. The other way around, a 22mm can work on a 7/8" lug nut, but it can be really snug, which is not bad.
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