Those so called touque sticks DO NOT work as said, they will way over tighten the nuts the same as if none were used, in every case where I have had problems they were used. Take the time where I said in anouther post here I had to burn the nuts off and in the prosses I had to replace both wheels and in anouther case tire only a couple of hundred miles, the shop that had just put them on using the stick they ruined the lug by stripping the threads off trying to change the tire on the road. Auto with steel wheels. I will not let anybody if I am around use those sticks as they are all over tightened. I tighten the nuts the same way that I have ever since the first car I had being a 48 Buick and never any problems with comming loose and then no body knew what a torque wrench was. Every nut ever put on with a stick has been deformed.
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