Rotate tires & Torque Lug nuts

[Dal Lover]

Can't find CRV suggested Tire Rotation diagram and also Torque for Lug nuts for rotating tires on 4wd 2009 CRV, has anyone found that published or what have your been told

[Badgerland]

It's in your owner manual on how to rotate tires and at what torque setting you should put them.

Always do the same rotation pattern once you start it. I do the front to back and cross the rears up to the front. 80ft# on the torque.

[Dal Lover]

thanks for your reply, I had called the dealer because of course my husband was already in the middle of this. They said the same on the rotation pattern but 94ft.lbs. torque. I'll have to check the manual myself, my husband said he could not find it posted. thx again!!

[Badgerland]

I had one quick thought on the torque setting...mine are alloy rims, the steel rims MIGHT be different! ;)

[Doug Just Doug]

It's in your owner manual on how to rotate tires and at what torque setting you should put them.

Always do the same rotation pattern once you start it. I do the front to back and cross the rears up to the front. 80ft# on the torque.

I thought that was for bias ply tires and that radials always go front to back only. Anyone else? But in any event, whatever the manual says.

[drivezki]

I thought that was for bias ply tires and that radials always go front to back only. Anyone else? But in any event, whatever the manual says.
That was the case in the early days of radials, but not any more. Of course in case of directional tires it's still true.

Badgerland has it right. :)

[Doug Just Doug]

That was the case in the early days of radials, but not any more. Of course in case of directional tires it's still true.

Badgerland has it right. :)

Cool. Learn something new every day.