Wheel nuts, Torque wrench, and Nm

[WelshBeauty]

I may remove the 15 inch alloys on my 2008 Series 1.
Is it worth investing in a torque wrench? And if so anyone know the Nm required?

Thanks as always everyone.

[D3DSL]

I have a torque wrench for changing wheels, useful as have 3 cars that all get changed on to winter wheels/tyres and back.  Also good for checking, ie redoing, the nuts/bolts (Skoda) after a car has had work done on it that involved wheel off.   ISTR 115nm is the official number for both of my Jazzez, I do mine up to 120.

[WelshBeauty]

I have a torque wrench for changing wheels, useful as have 3 cars that all get changed on to winter wheels/tyres and back.  Also good for checking, ie redoing, the nuts/bolts (Skoda) after a car has had work done on it that involved wheel off.   ISTR 115nm is the official number for both of my Jazzez, I do mine up to 120.

D3DSL, any recommendations for a good quality torque wrench that will go to at least 120Nm ?

[D3DSL]

Afraid I took the easy route and just bought from Halfords. 

[culzean]

The only torque wrench I have ever used on wheel nuts,  extended length to remove nuts ( your own or other you may be helping, which I have found can be mega tight if tyre place / garage has been involved ),  and short length to tighten nuts ( short length restricts amount of torque you can apply)..   has a reversible socket with both 17 and 19mm A/F nuts.  Fits easily into every vehicle.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/rac-telescopic-wheel-wrench-17-19mm/7182R?kpid=7182R&ds_kid=92700031520406114&ds_rl=1241687&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1244066&msclkid=4cf7603f9ec01bfbff1000e3bfa53d23&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PX_Shopping_Tools&utm_term=4583589099403031&utm_content=G%20-%20Hand%20Tools&ds_rl=1245250&gclid=4cf7603f9ec01bfbff1000e3bfa53d23&gclsrc=3p.ds

[Lewo]

I just bough TW from screwfix. I keep a small pry bar in the boot. Not keen on those angled wrench things.