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Lincoln Wheel Torque Specs

Lug nut torque for 17 Lincoln models, in ft-lbs and N·m. Pick yours to see year and trim differences.

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Source: TreadCompass vehicle fitment database. Page updated November 2026. Specs can vary with aftermarket wheels and lug hardware, so always confirm with your owner’s manual.

Lincoln models

Aviator100–150 ft-lbsBlackwood150 ft-lbsContinental80–165 ft-lbsCorsair100 ft-lbsLS100 ft-lbsMark LT150 ft-lbsMark VII100 ft-lbsMark VIII100 ft-lbsMKC100 ft-lbsMKS100 ft-lbsMKT100 ft-lbsMKX100–165 ft-lbsMKZ100–150 ft-lbsNautilus150–165 ft-lbsNavigator100–150 ft-lbsTown Car100 ft-lbsZephyr85 ft-lbs

Lincoln lug nut torque FAQ

Do all Lincoln models use the same lug nut torque?

No. Lincoln lug nut torque ranges from 80 to 165 ft-lbs (108–224 N·m) across the 17 models in our database, so look up your exact model and year.

Which Lincoln models have the highest lug nut torque?

The highest in our database are the Continental (165 ft-lbs), MKX (165 ft-lbs) and Nautilus (165 ft-lbs). The lowest are the Zephyr (85 ft-lbs), Aviator (100 ft-lbs) and Corsair (100 ft-lbs).

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