Definitely get a torque wrench.
If you have a Harbor Freight in your area, go there and get one.
As another poster mentioned, everything on your truck has a torque value to it. SMA doesn't want things to fall off, so the attachment of your tire carrier to the specs is crucial.
On my truck, I had to use an impact wrench to attach the SMA tire carrier and fuel can carrier, so imagine if I didn't use it...my tire carrier would be laying in the middle of a trail somewhere.
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1997.5 HMC4 Hummer H1 w/Slantback shell (Mine)
2006 Hummer H3 Adv. Package (Wife's)
M101A2 Trailer
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