Harry Wilson has ruled out Australia repeating the agonising moment in 2013 when Kurtley Beale's fateful slip cost the Wallabies a series lead against the British and Irish Lions.
The rivals clash in Saturday's First Test with the condition of the Suncorp Stadium pitch under the spotlight.
Acting as the home ground for the Queensland Reds, Brisbane Broncos and Dolphins, as well as being used to stage concerts, the turf is showing signs of its heavy use.
Wilson referenced its greasiness after Friday's eve-of-match training run but insisted Australia would be using the correct studs - a reference to Beale's mishap at the same venue 12 years ago.
Wallabies great Beale lost his footing during the run-up to a penalty kick in the final minute that, if successful, would have propelled his side 1-0 ahead in a series they went on to lose 2-1.
Instead, they were defeated 23-21 and Beale revealed earlier this month that "from that day onwards, I've worn studs!".
"It is a little bit slippery, to be honest. We will be packing some decent studs," Australia captain and Reds number eight Wilson said.
"This field gets quite a lot of traffic, which is something we're wary of. We've had some beautiful weather this week until today (Friday). It's been a bit overcast.
"It's obviously a bit slippery, so it's something we've definitely paid attention to and hope to not make the same mistake."
Injury-hit Australia are heavy underdogs to topple the Lions on Saturday but in 21-year-old cross-code superstar Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii they have an X-factor player who can light up Brisbane.
"Joe's already played in some really big games, last year on our spring tour plus State of Origin," Wilson said.
"He's the ultimate professional. He looks after himself and the way he carries himself around the group is always top class.
"He's just going to treat it like another game. I'm just really excited for him. The more he gets his hands on the ball, the better it will be for us."
