[wlwarfield]

As mentioned above lug nuts, studs, and any mating surfaces should be clean and dry before installing wheels. Use a wire brush to clean the hubs and the back of the wheels and use brake cleaner to remove any kind of lubricant on the studs and/or lugnuts. Antiseize or lubricant will hinder you from achieving the correct wheel lug nut torque. I have removed and reinstalled my wheels 10-20 times already with no problems. I always torque my wheels in a star pattern followed by a circle pattern to ensure there's no movement in the lugnuts.