The spare tire on SUVs and trucks is usually found underneath the vehicle, where you’ll need to find the crank hole to lower it to the ground when changing a…
The spare tire on SUVs and trucks is usually found underneath the vehicle, where you’ll need to find the crank hole to lower it to the ground when changing a…
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took my car to a firestone dealer they couldn’t get tire down they then
took it to our local Chevrolet dealer and they had to cut the holding
mechanism off the truck cost me over $150 for labor/parts. and I’m supposed
to do this along side a busy highway in a rain storm HOW ? Oh I know I’ll
let my wife do it./i
Great informative video, Liu Kang.
Dude! I seriously couldn’t figure out how to get the spare off until i
watched your vid! I am so used to the old style, i never knew they even
made these super technological advances for the spare. Great vid!!!
thanks i was having a problem finding how to get the spare tire down
…thanks again
NO WAY how about releasing the secondary latch holding the spare up, what
you did a monkey could do releasing the secondary latch most GM mechanics
can’t do
thanks
Hey thank you so much for all your help I really appreciate it.For the
first time I was able to changed my flat tire with MY NEVER spare tire
today. It was rusty and I guess I will buy a new one sooooooooooooon.
Awesome,thank you very much. back to the garage again I go.
well nice job explaining were the arm to lower the spare tier was at!!!?
Thanks Brother! I have a 2000 4-Runner with no owners manual and it is a
FAR CRY from the pick-ups that I’m used to (super simple spare removal) I
appreciate you cluing me in to that keyway to crank down the spare… I
knew it had to be something like that!
thank you .
Thanks!
Thank you, Jeff! I appreciate this.
Thank you very much Mr. Wong!
Very helpful. I was able to bring the tire down but wasn’t able to take off
the tire. Thanks for the great hint.
Everyone always gives expertvillage crap, but this was nice.
if you need a video to show you how to change a tire, you shouldn’t be
driving.
Big thanks to Jeff. This video came in handy this afternoon as I helped a
woman with a flat. I’m not mechanical at all, so this saved the day!
Thank you so much! This really help a lot.
what if there is no place to put the crowbar in????
my camaro had a flat and the spare was out of air! Luckily I found a
compressor
that’s because it’s a chrysler. Sorry man.
Thank you so much for posting this video! I am going on a 3,000 mile
roadtrip and have to be prepared for anything. PS: Jeff Wong is hot.
Thank you!
Hey Jeff… Didn’t you say that you were going to show us how to ‘change’ a
flat tire??? All you showed us was how to lower the spare and check the air
pressure in the spare…
thanks, i wouldn’t have know about that crank if it weren’t for this video
Thank you so much for this video!!! VERY HELPFUL!
Thanks so much for the video.i got a 99 jimmy that i was under forever
trying to unscrew that thing off the tire and i couldnt.i than tried
jacking the spare tire up to see if i could get it off and that wasnt even
the right way lol.i never knew i had that hole for that,great video.
I did have a flat on my 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe a while back. I quickly
located the spare suspended below the stowage boxes. Now, as I had never
lowered the spare prior, I was unsure as to where the crank to lower it
was. I quickly found a small round access panel (more like a plastic plug)
to where the crank was. This access panel had a slot in it for a screw
driver to remove it. ‘GREAT’ I didn’t have a screw driver. I eventually
found a 25 cent piece to remove the plug. The rest was easy…
thank you!
The crank and other tools are usually in a side compartment (Isuzu Rodeo),
in a compartment under the carpet, or in a compartment inside the rear door
(LC200).
thank you for this it tok us hours before we looked this up after we got
done in 5 minutes once again thank you
thank you
he made a lot of vids
had been trying to get the damned thing off for over an hour thank you
sooooo much.
oh wow.. all this time i thought you had to crawl down there…
that is easy
Thanks…you’ve helped me a GREAT deal.Again THANKS!!!!!
crank hole
damn i dont have the crank
its funny because its true.
Thank you!!! Helped so much
I Have a bicycle… where is the spare tire located? is a 2010 Trek. 24 ”
tires. where are the tools stored?
some Yukons have a secondary latch systemwhich requires you to use your
jack to lift the ctr. on the tire so the secondary safety latch system will
release. Shows us that Mr. Expert Village.
thank you i got flat on my way from work to home ur video was very easy
omg i couldnt get that fuken tire off the bottom till i found out bout that
lil hole for the crank…
thanks! this was very helpful!
I think you are doing it the Wong way.
ive looked in my truck, chevy blazer ls. I cant find it… i bought it
used, it might have been taken out or something.
Nice video Bro. Clear and simple. Exactly what I need.