Torque settings for after-market aluminum alloy wheels

Hello all. I’ve spent about an hour searching (don’t want to be that guy ), and can’t find it on Icon’s site, nor general consensus on the interweb. I have the Vector 5’s on my 2018, but I always like to check torque settings after the dealer rotates them. I’m assuming, since these are aluminum alloy wheels, torque should be same as factory at 97 ftlbs, correct? I asked the guys at 4WP, and they said 125 ftlbs, but that would indicate to me a steel wheel torque. Thanks in advance for any help!

 

Ive always seen 97lbs for Toyota Tundras with aluminum wheels, 154 for the steel

 

Mine are right about 100 from my local shop.

I recheck them with my Huskey Torque wrench set to 100.

Black Rhino Aluminum.

 

My Fuel Shoks are torqued to 100 ft-lbs.

 

Thanks so much!! 97/100 sounds about right to me too. Preesh gents!

 

I’d just stick with 97, best bet then to over torque and then brake a lug. Now you have an even bigger problem.