Keep your wheel clamped securely to the hub with the Dorman - Autograde Wheel Lug Stud 610-542, a front-position wheel lug stud that installs as a direct-fit replacement on the 2007-2014 Ford Expedition, 2009-2014 Ford F-150, 2009 Ford F-250, 2009-2014 Ford Lobo, 2010-2014 Lincoln Mark LT and 2007-2014 Lincoln Navigator. A lug stud is the threaded post pressed into the front wheel hub flange; the lug nut torques onto it to hold the wheel in place, so a stripped, cross-threaded, or broken stud needs to be replaced to safely mount the wheel.
Signs a stud may need replacing include damaged or cross-threaded threads, a snapped stud, or a lug nut that will no longer torque properly. Typically sold individually; order the number of studs your wheel requires.
Interchange: W710985S439 · Manufacturer part number 610-542
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What is the Dorman 610-542?
It is a front-position wheel lug stud — the threaded post pressed into the front wheel hub flange that the lug nut torques onto to clamp the wheel to the hub.
Which vehicles does this fit?
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2007-2014 Ford Expedition, 2009-2014 Ford F-150, 2009 Ford F-250, 2009-2014 Ford Lobo, 2010-2014 Lincoln Mark LT, and 2007-2014 Lincoln Navigator. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm.
Is this a front or rear stud?
This is a front wheel lug stud, serving the front wheel hub on the listed applications.
How is it installed?
It is a press-fit stud that is driven into the hub flange. Follow the vehicle's service information for the correct installation and torque procedure.
When should a lug stud be replaced?
Signs a stud may need replacing include stripped or cross-threaded threads, a broken stud, or a lug nut that will no longer torque down properly. If the original stud is damaged, this replaces it.
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