changing studs for wheel

The other day i was driving th DC to visit my best friend and i got about
half way and my tire blew out and the guy that helped me broke off two of
my studs(bolts) and i made it all the way with two studs on opposite sides
but my question is how hard is it to replace the studs i talked to one guy
and he said that i needed all these tools and it would take a long time
but im thinking that i wont need all that stuff but i dont want to jump in
not knowing what im doing so if anymore knows any sites or anything please
write me back thank you
Chris

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> The other day i was driving th DC to visit my best friend and i got about
> half way and my tire blew out and the guy that helped me broke off two of
> my studs(bolts) and i made it all the way with two studs on opposite sides
> but my question is how hard is it to replace the studs i talked to one guy
> and he said that i needed all these tools and it would take a long time
> but im thinking that i wont need all that stuff but i dont want to jump in
> not knowing what im doing so if anymore knows any sites or anything please
> write me back thank you
> Chris

Ouch. Very risky driving on 2 studs. Those could of been over
stressed... Knock the old studs out with a punch then feed the new ones
in from behind. Use a wrench or a impact to draw them through but make
sure you use some spacers/washers so you dont run the nut over a none
threaded part by going to far. That should be all there is to it. Add
some never-seize to the threads before you start and the final torque
will be 100 lb ft.