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Old 04-08-2019, 11:55 PM   #8
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Not initially. Used a ball joint separator to press them in (not bearing puller like I said originally). Today I used the wheel stud install tool pictured here. It worked very well and is well worth the money.
I ran into a similar issue when I used 1 lug to install multiple studs, I think around the 4th or 5th it started to deform and get out of shape. After I noticed this I used one lug to install two studs and then swapped out lugs.

I don't think what you're describing is an issue with either product, but rather a byproduct of backyard mechanic-ing your way around not having the right tools and over-stressing the lugs as they were not designed to take the force needed to seat the stud.
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