We’ve all been there. You’re cruising along when you hear that rhythmic thump-thump-thump or feel the steering wheel start to pull. A flat tire is a major buzzkill, but it doesn't have to be a disaster.
A flashlight, gloves, and a piece of wood (to stabilize the jack). 2. Safety First Instruction Manual For Changing A Tire
Practice this once in your driveway on a sunny afternoon. It’s a lot easier to learn when you aren't stressed out in the rain! We’ve all been there
Lower the jack until the spare tire is touching the ground but the full weight of the car isn't on it yet. Use the wrench to tighten the nuts in a star pattern (crisscross) to ensure the tire sits evenly. Now, lower the car the rest of the way and remove the jack. 4. The "Temporary" Rule A flashlight, gloves, and a piece of wood
Line up the holes of your spare tire with the bolts and push it onto the wheelbase. Replace the lug nuts and tighten them by hand until they’re snug.
Check the air pressure in your spare tire every few months! Jack: To lift the vehicle. Lug Wrench: To loosen and tighten the nuts. Owner’s Manual: For specific jacking points.