The wrench supplied with car doesn't fit on the rear wheel nuts

170 foot pounds

Hi Dickens:
Most vehicles come with a wrench sized correctly for removing wheel nuts.
- "Lug nut" wrenches are available in various sizes.
You will need to try the wrench you have on the wheel nuts on your vehicle.
- Some of the wrenches have several different sizes, so when you find the one that fits snugly, you can mark it with a black felt or with paint so that you'll know which one to use in future.
Cheers

32 or 33 mm one of the two should fit

strip it down to your hub the hub holds the studs .it is a push pull fit .but an old nut on it.then hit the top of it .it when then push in.remove the nut. push in the new stud from the rear of the hub.put a larger nut on top of stud ,then your wheel nut to pull the stud into the hub.then remove the wheel nut .then refit the parts taken off.and fit your wheel.

you should have a lug nut wrench in the trunk with located with the tire jack that is the proper size for the lug nuts.if you have the original wheel nuts.you turn the wrench counter clockwise to remove them from the car.if they are chrome caps over regular steel wheel nuts then the rust could change the size of the required wrench.size.if you have chrysler road side assitance(3year assitance)then they can get you a tow truck to change the tire if you call the 1-800 # if it hasn`t been over 3 years.other wise you may have to have it towed to a shop.

The top of the shaft is squared off so a wrench can fit on it.
Slip a box wrench of the correct size over the shaft and round the nut the take a wrenc that fits the shaft and hold it steady whilee you loosen the nut.
They can be stubborn!

Most likely a 3/4" or 19mm deep socket-get one at sears

You could throw away, any wheel wrench made, in the last 60 years,they serve no purpose,as you found out.

they are the locking wheel nuts(lugs)and you will need a key(not a hex allen key)to remove them.if you look close you will see that the sides are not equal.
I use a nut spilitter or an old socket hammered onto the nut to remove it,means replacements but next time you buy a car check to make sure you have the radio code and the wheel nut key.

tighten the nut down and spin the hub to set the bearings and then back it of a 1/4 turn

go to parts house and buy a 4 way lug wrench for import(mm) sizes. they are available. ask parts guy if he will let you see if it will fit your car before buying. He let you try if the car is there.