Am I paroinoid?

So.....was getting ready to go launch for the 4th. I needed to turn the boat around to make loading our crap easier. I'm always looking at my wheels in my side mirror, I have had so much trouble with tires, wheels and brakes. I drove down the street and turned around in the park and as I'm turning, I notice that one of my wheels is waubling. I get home to look at the wheel and see this. All the lugs are backed off. Last weekend I pulled all the wheels off replacing my brake lines. I tightened them before I lowered and then went around the trailer and checked them all. We drove the boat to the ramp, round trip 7 miles? The threads were not messed up, the holes in the wheels were not wollered....

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Hey Ras, your air cap is missing too. Bastards.......
Some needed a 225/15 bit didnt have a jack
I've seen wheels do that without help. the issue is the taper of the stud itself, and the habit people have of over torquing them. they won't 'snap back' and hold the lug after a few over torques. this is ESPECIALLY true of cheap chinese wheel studs. I can't recall off the top of my head with enough confidence to share, but count the tics and the shape of the ticks on the studs face. like other bolts, they are graded. i THINK the ones with three tics that are shorter and closer to the outside are the chinese ones not worth a whistle, and the 3 tics that are quite a bit longer are the good ones... see how they did that? the cheap chinese ones not only fatigue MUCH quicker, but they don't have the taper to the degree required. it's a slight thing, but pretty dang important.
blue loctite is your friend. I've even used red before, but know that red has to be torched to get them off.