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The Lincoln Wheel Stud ensures that each wheel is centered and locked providing drivers with a stable handling experience and that of being free of worries. Lincoln was established in 1917 and reinforced by its acquisition by Ford in 1922 and developed over time to become a brand that is known to ride comfortably in quiet cabins powered by technology that makes driving easy rather than a hassle. Lincoln has made the Quiet Flight philosophy applicable to each of its models, with soft materials, noise-cancelling design, and clear displays around the passengers. The safety features of Co-Pilot360 like lane keeping, automatic high beams, blind spot and parking assist systems are combined with the optional ActiveGlide hands free system and it demonstrates how Lincoln listens to the owners and continually works on improving every trip. The brand has also introduced new technologies, such as driver aids, infotainment screens, and so the owners are made to feel that they are pampered. Lincoln Wheel Stud is a powerful threaded post attached to the hub and supports weight, center rim, and collaborates with lug nuts to clamp the wheel. In order to change a Wheel Stud, park on even surfaces, engage the brake and lift the car with long firm stands. Unscrew the wheel, brake caliper and rotor and then use a press, or a hard hammer blow to drive the damaged stud out of the rear. Wipe the bore off with a rag and then using the new Wheel Stud on the back smack it in and then use washers and a spare lug nut until the head is perfectly aligned. Install rotor and caliper, attach the wheel, tighten lugs in a star shape, lower the car and check after ten miles to ensure security of torque.