Driving across the country when my tire popped near KS/CO border. This guy pulled over within 30 seconds and helped me. If you are out there, thank you very much!
Ok, here's how you change a tire: - pull the car on a flat surface - pull the parking break - loosen a bit the bolts of the wheel - put the jack under the car and raise it - take of the wheel an place it near the jack under the car (in case the car slips of the jack) - get the spare and put in place - start putting the bolts in place (first choose the holes that make a triangle for safety, if the car falls of the jack it will do less damage) - put the rest of the bolts and tighten them - take the car of the jack - tighten the bolts again (put the wrench in place and climb with your foot on it)
This should hold until you can get to a shop and have the tire fixed.
jeajea22 on June 1st, 2017 at 17:51 UTC »
Are you traveling with Eric Andre?
Edit: and we were all right!
carcrusher on June 1st, 2017 at 18:22 UTC »
Ok, here's how you change a tire: - pull the car on a flat surface - pull the parking break - loosen a bit the bolts of the wheel - put the jack under the car and raise it - take of the wheel an place it near the jack under the car (in case the car slips of the jack) - get the spare and put in place - start putting the bolts in place (first choose the holes that make a triangle for safety, if the car falls of the jack it will do less damage) - put the rest of the bolts and tighten them - take the car of the jack - tighten the bolts again (put the wrench in place and climb with your foot on it)
This should hold until you can get to a shop and have the tire fixed.
Sixthcoin on June 1st, 2017 at 18:53 UTC »
Today you, tomorrow me.