Preventative maintenance for this is probably pre-emptively installing a helicoil or timesert/keysert (although I never did manage to find M10 keyserts with the same pitch).
IMO, this is faulty design. If it actually needs those 26 ft-lb of torque to have enough clamping force, aluminum threads are inadequate, especially at such a fine pitch (1.25, vs 1.5 standard).
Of course, it's definitely a matter of wear over repeated removal, but as removal is necessary for ANY front end work, it's bound to happen to many owners. If you've got steel threads (helicoil etc), that'll make all the difference, since there's no sliding wear/stress on the aluminum, just pure tension in the direction it's meant to have tension.