Car Maintenance and Repair Tips : How to Replace a Flat Tire

22 Responses to “Car Maintenance and Repair Tips : How to Replace a Flat Tire”

1. moekakke says:

   08/21/2010 at 0826

   I’m sure my grandmother can do this… This geek must be so bored !!!
2. 555sunnyshine says:

   08/21/2010 at 0921

   thanks mate…..it helped a lot…..
3. BrianShin600 says:

   08/21/2010 at 1014

   a spare tire looks ugly srry not to be rude
4. eltonype says:

   08/21/2010 at 1023

   thanks for the instructional video…It’s really gonna help me a lot, I think is kinda of embarrassing to say it but I had not any idea of how to replace a flat tire but now I see is not something from other world…:D
5. jaguarsive says:

   08/21/2010 at 1109

   #1 work
6. poop0800 says:

   08/21/2010 at 1136

   It does as well. The 1st one looked alot tighter…. o_O
7. sbakar says:

   08/21/2010 at 1148

   Also a great way to safely loosen tight lug nuts. This also uses your weight to advantage, and prevents muscle strain.
8. simplecrs13 says:

   08/21/2010 at 1247

   That’s to obvious to be a step…unless u are a complete retard that doesn’t know how to center a lug nut…
9. mrjost55 says:

   08/21/2010 at 1305

   good advice, but I usually just use my foot to lossen em up since they are really tight.
10. sbakar says:

    08/21/2010 at 1322

    Pulling up to loosen the lug nuts is an excellent way to put your back out. A better way is to push DOWN, using your body weight to advantage. This prevents muscle strain.
11. nematix says:

    08/21/2010 at 1354

    wouldn’t employ you in my F1 team
12. msdaeng says:

    08/21/2010 at 1429

    what the hell is that??
13. dude12000 says:

    08/21/2010 at 1457

    you missed a step

    before lowering the car make sure that the lugs are centered in the holes, or the wheel is going to be playful (swerving alot) when your on the road
14. gurrytron says:

    08/21/2010 at 1530

    que fuerte los mira que tener que explicarle como cambiar una rueda a la gente… estos americanos…
15. TVKID999 says:

    08/21/2010 at 1554

    that wheel look flat
16. tomkkkkk says:

    08/21/2010 at 1558

    Amen I think the safe thing to do is make sure the Tyre and the rotor sruface are well mated and all lug nuts are tightened securily. then lower the replaced tyre.
17. XarisGuitars says:

    08/21/2010 at 1629

    he said electric, not air-driven
18. sabbie7 says:

    08/21/2010 at 1640

    The lugs should be tightened a bit more than than before allowing the weight of the car to rest on the replaced tire. If there is any gap between the mating surfaces of the rotor and wheel surface, that will cause issues. If the ebrake is on, and in gear put more muscle into the lugs before lowering the jack.
19. humantestdummy says:

    08/21/2010 at 1657

    becuase people have air compressors and impack guns in there cars all the time
20. booobbobo says:

    08/21/2010 at 1733

    great video, thanks for posting
21. blackbrigade197 says:

    08/21/2010 at 1806

    thanks man
22. carlitos3146 says:

    08/21/2010 at 1905

    or get an electric inpact gun damn u are done in 1 minute lol

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