I have a set that I bought on Amazon work great and bmw put a rudimentary version in the tool kit that comes with the car but it just slides into the bolt hole and don’t stay worth a crap lol but Amazon and eBay both carry them
Yes v r mentioned it in his comment, I didn't know the tool kit came with a stud! But even if I knew it, I would never use the tool kit to work on the car, I want to keep it looking perfect. I'd rather get a proper tool I can damage without worrying :)
@@ClassicBMWFanInQuebec Well, if the hubs are too clean, then the wheel doesn't hold itself on it, but if you let dust/rust to build up then it will hold the will, haha...
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Nice work
Thanks Ali!
Nice vedio,, i have sim ur car 735iL ,,1992 sice 2000 ,, iam from OMAN with love 4 u and canada.
Hi thanks for your nice comment! You had your car for a long time, I wish I could see it. Have a good day in Oman :)
@@ClassicBMWFanInQuebec thanks , mi name is ISSA , one day i will send u photo mi car ,have nice day..
Hi Issa :) Yes I'd like to see your car. If you click on my channel info you will find an email address, you could send it there.
Interesting tool, never seen it before i wonder if it's available in EU
I have a set that I bought on Amazon work great and bmw put a rudimentary version in the tool kit that comes with the car but it just slides into the bolt hole and don’t stay worth a crap lol but Amazon and eBay both carry them
you should have the studs in the tools from facktory! mine have so i think youre have it too!
Yes v r mentioned it in his comment, I didn't know the tool kit came with a stud! But even if I knew it, I would never use the tool kit to work on the car, I want to keep it looking perfect. I'd rather get a proper tool I can damage without worrying :)
never had this problem the wheel just stays on it when i put it on, then i just screw it on
That's interesting, I never managed to get the wheel holding in place. Maybe I didn't push it far enough, or square enough?
@@ClassicBMWFanInQuebec maybe its cause of the wheels you have, i could make a video how i do it
@@ClassicBMWFanInQuebec Well, if the hubs are too clean, then the wheel doesn't hold itself on it, but if you let dust/rust to build up then it will hold the will, haha...
@@AndrewMcMillenium hehe, yes. That's why a bit of anti-seize never hurts on the hub ;)