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A flat tire may be due to two causes: your tires are too worn or if there is a defect on the tire, or, if your tire is of good quality, and you drive over a sharp object that penetrate in the wheel In all cases a puncture involves replacing the wheel quickly to avoid damaging the wheel rim. This article will explain how to change this vehicle's flat tire.
Steps
- 1
- Thread your yellow vest and install your triangle at the back of the vehicle so that the other motorists can see you.
Thread your yellow vest and install your triangle at the back of the vehicle so that the other motorists can see you.
- 2Open the boot
Open the boot. - 3Take the wrench in the boot
Take the wrench in the boot. - 4Use the tip of the special wrench to loosen the lock and to lower the wheel under the boot of the car.
Use the tip of the special wrench to loosen the lock and to lower the wheel under the boot of the car. - 5Remove the wheel from its base.
Remove the wheel from its base. - 6Take the jack from the center of the spare wheel.
Take the jack from the center of the spare wheel. - 7Mount the jack in the slot and turn the crank to lift the car.
Mount the jack in the slot and turn the crank to lift the car. - 8Remove the punctured wheel. Use the special socket provided.
Remove the punctured wheel. - 9Loosen and remove the wheel nuts.
- 10Put the spare tire in place.
- 11Tighten the nuts diagonaly in a star formation.
- 12Remove the jack and store it in the center of the punctured wheel.
- 13Place the punctured wheel in the housing under the trunk and tighten the wheel by turning the lock in a boot.
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