What size are the wheel studs on 2016 civic? Also what size socket is required to remove wheel hub?

morning everyone, had my winters installed at a local tire shop and looks like they crossed threaded 2 of my studs. Looking to replaced, called my local dealer they want $48.00 CAD per stud, seems extremely high for wheel studs. So I went looking online and found a few different sizes and want confirmation of what size I need.

As well I noticed honda was super nice and did not give us a hole to remove the old studs and install the new ones so I need to remove the wheel hub, I don't have any sockets big enough but I will get one from Princess Auto... anybody know what size it is?

thanks !

You don't have to buy from Honda, any local auto parts stores should have them.
The rear are easy to replace, the front might be a pain.

This is from Rockauto:

fitter_here said:

This is from Rockauto:

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sweet, thanks! ordered from Rock Auto

anybody know what size nut holds on the wheel hub?

found this on rock auto,
why is there 2 different sizes?

I am assuming mine is the 36 mm as my biggest socket is 22mm and it doesn't fit

Mine are 19mm. If you have steel rims for the winter, you can buy the lug nuts at Costco, they are around $15 (CDN) for a set of 20. You can have the 19mm or the 21mm.

Lincoln81 said:

found this on rock auto,
why is there 2 different sizes?

I am assuming mine is the 36 mm as my biggest socket is 22mm and it doesn't fit

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You have to choose the right vehicle:

fitter_here said:

You have to choose the right vehicle:

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I don't think your reading my question.

I got the lug nuts not big deal there

I am looking for the big nut that holds on the wheel hub

Please take a look at my screenshot and you will see the different sizes.

Lincoln81 said:

I don't think your reading my question.

I got the lug nuts not big deal there

I am looking for the big nut that holds on the wheel hub

Please take a look at my screenshot and you will see the different sizes.

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Sorry, I misread

Too many mechanic use air ( or electric ) impact tool and they damage thread.
I alway ask mechanic to use manual torque wrench with my wheels bolts and torque to 80 lbs

I do not believe it is cross thread but rather tighten too hard and the threads are damaged.
Experiences on multiple cars before I demanded that it be hand tight with torque wrench