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Is it clockwise or counterclockwise to loosen wheel bolts?

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StAshley

08/27/25 4:21am

Loosening wheel bolts requires a counterclockwise turn. The tire replacement process is as follows: 1. Loosen the bolts; 2. Lift the vehicle with a jack; 3. Remove the wheel-fixing bolts (counterclockwise to loosen, clockwise to tighten); 4. Remove the tire; 5. Install the new wheel. Key precautions for tire replacement: 1. Select tires with identical specifications; 2. Pay attention to installation direction and inflation; 3. Check tire pressure; 4. Perform wheel alignment after replacement; 5. When removing tires, slightly loosen the fixing bolts before partially lifting the vehicle with a jack; 6. Choose quality-assured tires.

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McPatrick

09/09/25 3:25am

I've been repairing cars for over a decade, and changing tires is a routine task. To remove screws, you must turn the wrench counterclockwise; turning clockwise only tightens them further. Experience has taught me that counterclockwise is the loosening direction—turning left is correct. I remember last time helping a friend change a tire, he tried turning clockwise and ended up jamming the bolt, nearly damaging the wheel hub. Choosing the right tool is crucial; a cross wrench provides good leverage but don't apply too much force. If you encounter rust, spray some rust remover first—it saves effort and ensures safety. Regularly check the tightness of screws during maintenance, and before long trips, loosen them slightly counterclockwise before tightening them again. Developing this habit helps prevent accidents.

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