How to Lower a Car with a Jack

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Summary: Lower your car with a jack after changing a flat tire, taking into consideration the tire pressure, looseness of the tire and safety; learn how with this free auto-maintenance video.

Views: 1,276 | Tags: maintenance, flat, cars, tires, repairs, car maintenance

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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 Lower a Car with a Jack

Hi! I'm Jeff Wong with Expert Village and today we are going to learn how to change a flat tire. Once the spare tire is finger tight onto the vehicle, you may lower to the ground and fully tighten the lug nuts with the tire iron. You want to use caution when lowering the vehicle. To do so, slowly because your tire is still loose. Be sure you don't have any appendages or things underneath the tire or the vehicle when lowering it.