How to Remove a Flat Tire

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Summary: Remove a flat tire from your car when changing a tire by pulling it off and laying it down out of the way, using caution as you do; learn more tips from this free auto-maintenance video.

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benz76cal Jeff Wong has a masters degree in mechanical engineering from the University of California, San Diego. He has owned and operated an aftermarket automotive par... read more

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How to Remove a Flat Tire

Hi! I'm Jeff Wong with Expert Village and today we are going to learn how to change a flat tire. Your flat tire is now ready to be removed. You can simply reach around and pull the tire from the vehicle. You want to use caution when doing this when reach around to the back of the tire as there may be sharp objects that have punctured your tire or sharp edges inside of your car, so use caution. Instead of carrying your tire, you can roll it to a safe locatoin either behind the vehicle or out of the way of traffic and be sure to lie the tire down on its side so that it does not roll away.