The given diagram illustrates numerous detailed steps showing how to
change a flat tire. The process, which is divided into seven separate stages.
First of all, the beginning phase starts The initial stage involves ensuring confirming safety, in which cars should be driven to a safe location to avoid unwanted accidents. It is also important to turn on the hazard lights and apply the parking brake in this step. However, in case of still feeling insecure, it is encouraged to call for emergency help. Following that, all of the lug nuts are accurately loosened by using the lug wrench at an equal rate, which is about a quarter to half-turn each. The caution for this stage is that the lug nuts mustn't be removed completely yet.
Turning to the third stage, the car is lifted up with a jack or any available
equipment until it is at least six inches off the ground. During and after
raising the car, the drivers must not leave any part of their bodies under the
vehicle in order to prevent serious problems that may occur. Once finished,
the lug nuts then now are removed and placed aside safely. With the help of the
axle, the tire is removed carefully by grasping it with both hands and pulling
straight perpendicularly to the car body toward eye vision, the old tire then should be set aside into a position that will not allow it to roll away.
According to the pictures, the fifth phase involves attaching the new tire
so that it would not be detached from the axle will not be placed backward. Each lug nut is screwed back onto the tire manually and be is tightened at the referred unscrewing rate. Before tightening them again with the lug wrench, the drivers should pay attention when lowering the vehicle back to the ground and removing the jack placed under it. At the last stage, the air pressure inside the spare tire should be checked to make sure if it is road-ready. As a spare tire is only a temporary solution, it is extremely dangerous to drive more than 50 mph0 and more than 70 miles before the drivers reach a mechanic.
The
given
diagram illustrates numerous detailed steps showing how to
change
a flat
tire
. The process, which
is divided
into seven separate stages.
First of all
, the beginning phase
starts
The initial
stage
involves ensuring confirming safety, in which
cars
should
be driven
to a safe location to avoid unwanted accidents. It is
also
important
to turn on the hazard lights and apply the parking brake in this step.
However
, in case of
still
feeling insecure, it
is encouraged
to call for emergency
help
. Following that,
all of the
lug
nuts
are
accurately
loosened by using the
lug
wrench at an equal rate, which is about a quarter to half-turn each. The caution for this
stage
is that the
lug
nuts
mustn't
be removed
completely
yet
.
Turning to the third
stage
, the
car
is
lifted up
with a jack or any available
equipment until it is at least six inches off the ground. During and after
raising the
car
, the drivers
must
not
leave
any part of their bodies under the
vehicle in order to
prevent
serious problems that may occur. Once finished,
the
lug
nuts
then
now
are removed
and placed aside
safely
. With the
help
of the
axle, the
tire
is removed
carefully
by grasping it with both hands and pulling
straight
perpendicularly
to the
car
body toward eye vision, the
old
tire
then should
be set
aside into a position that will not
allow
it to roll away.
According to the pictures, the fifth phase involves attaching the new tire
so
that it would not
be detached
from the axle will not
be placed
backward. Each
lug
nut
is screwed
back onto the
tire
manually
and be
is tightened
at the referred unscrewing rate.
Before
tightening them again with the
lug
wrench, the drivers should pay attention when lowering the vehicle back to the ground and removing the jack placed under it. At the last
stage
, the air pressure inside the spare
tire
should be
checked
to
make
sure if it is road-ready. As a spare
tire
is
only
a temporary solution, it is
extremely
dangerous
to drive more than 50 mph0 and more than
70 miles
before
the drivers reach a mechanic.