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Meineke Employee “At Meineke, we want to help you to get on with life. That’s why we’re going to show you how to change your tire.” |
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HOW TO: Change Your Tire |
HOW TO: Change Your Tire |
Meineke Employee “Changing a tire can be very simple and only requires a few tools. Here’s what you’ll need: a jack, wrench and of course a spare tire.” |
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Meineke Employee “ First, while your car is on the ground, loosen the lug nuts slightly with a lug nut wrench—do not remove them yet.” |
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Meineke Employee “ Next, using the jack, lift your car so that your tire is six-inches off of the ground. Consult your owner’s manual as to the best location to place the jack on your vehicle.” |
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Meineke Employee “ Now with your car off the ground, go ahead and remove the lug nuts. Next, remove the tire from the wheel base by pulling it straight toward your body.” |
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Meineke Employee “Place the spare tire onto your vehicle, pushing it all the way onto the wheel base until it cannot go any farther.” |
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Meineke Employee “Now place the lug nuts on, but not too tightly.” |
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Meineke Employee “Lower the vehicle to the ground and remove the jack. ” |
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Meineke Employee “Now it’s time to tighten those lug nuts. Start by tightening one 50%, then move to the opposite nut and do the same. Keep tightening opposite lug nuts gradually until all are securely onto the wheel.” |
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Meineke Employee “Now, you can change a tire yourself. Or, simply bring your vehicle to Meineke for tire repair and get on with your life!” |
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Meineke Employee “Meineke. On with Life.” |
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