The 2009 Chevy Impala has a lug nut torque of 155 foot-pounds. When You are adding or removing the lug nuts from a car then You will want to be careful not to damage them. If You overtighten them then You run the risk of snapping them or stripping them, especially if they are old or rusted. If You strip the lug nuts then they will simply spin in the socket and You won't be able to get them loose. If that happens then You will need a mechanical press to push them out, but this can damage the wheel. If You snap the bolts then You will need to remove the rotor on the wheel and unthread them from the back. Both of these are simple enough to avoid if You take some caution.
Jason
October 14, 2020
110 lb ft. The dip**** that says 150 lb ft don't know a fu**ing thing about cars.
Edward
July 15, 2023
The oem torque specs for a 2009 Chevrolet Impala is 100ft-lbs, not 155(truck torque)Dumba**!!!
David D.
April 10, 2020
The 2009 chevy impala has a lug nut torque of 155 foot-pounds.
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