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Why Can't the Spare Tire Come Off After Removing the Screws?

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MacGabriella
07/24/25 3:22pm

The reason the spare tire doesn't come off after removing the screws is that the jack hasn't been used. Although the tire screws are removed, the tire is still pressed down by the weight of the vehicle itself, preventing it from coming off. Solution: First, connect the jack's power source to the car's main driver's seat power supply. Then, place the jack at the front end of the tire to be removed and wait for the car to be lifted after powering on. Next, attach the electric wrench head to the main body and start pressing the electric wrench's switch to rotate and remove all the screws of the tire. This way, the tire will naturally fall off once all the screws are removed. Methods to Prevent Car Tire Screws from Being Unable to Remove: Tire screws need to be replaced after a certain period of use; otherwise, they may become impossible to remove due to rust. When using an impact wrench to install tires, be careful not to tighten them too much to avoid future difficulties in removal.

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