Revision question · Vehicle condition

What should you do if you notice that two wheel nuts are missing from one of the wheels on your vehicle?

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Continue your journey

Drive to the nearest tyre depot

Use a nut from another wheel

Park and phone for assistance

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Park and phone for assistanceThis was the right answer

If you notice any missing wheel nuts, park and phone for assistance. It's essential that all wheel fixings are in place and tightened to the torque specified by the manufacturer. Checks should be made before you start any journey, but make a visual check every time you start up again after a rest stop.

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Check wheel fixings and record the re-torqueReviewed guidance summary · The inspected photograph shows the wheel fixing ring. These questions concern checking and re-torque, not indiscriminate daily tightening.

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