Tighten up your lug nuts with a torque wrench, then retorque them again after a few miles. I don't know the recommended torque for your particular car but 90 lb/ft will be close.
I read a VW magazine article by the editor once outlining how a wheel came loose on his show car on its first trip after being laid up for the winter.
He had put the wheels on himself, correctly torqued up, the previous year and knew for certain nobody else had touched the car, luckily he stopped as soon as he was aware something was wrong and avoided a potential catastrophe.
Perhaps another check we should make if our cars have been laid up for any length of time.
Roger.
I read a VW magazine article by the editor once outlining how a wheel came loose on his show car on its first trip after being laid up for the winter.
He had put the wheels on himself, correctly torqued up, the previous year and knew for certain nobody else had touched the car, luckily he stopped as soon as he was aware something was wrong and avoided a potential catastrophe.
Perhaps another check we should make if our cars have been laid up for any length of time.
Roger.