Tires
Why and Where
Why: Tires provide us a smooth ride and
are reliable in the weather.
Where: Tires come from a rubber tree in
ireland
John Boyd Dunlop
Thesis statement
Be Prepared!!!
1. Find a flat,
stable and
safe place to
change your
tire.
2. Un-stow
Equipment
(Equipment that
came with your
vehicle or bought a
vehicle kit).
3. Loosen Lug Nuts.
-
Have the vehicle still having
contact with the ground.
-
The lug nuts will break loose
without spinning the tire.
4. Properly Position the Jack
Under the Vehicle.
5. Attach Jack
Handle and Lug
Wrench or usually
have a pump jack.
6. Raise Vehicle.
7. Remove Lug Nuts.
8. Remove Tire.
9. Install Spare Tire.
10. Re-install Lug
Nuts.
11. Lower Vehicle.
12. Remove Jack.
13. Stow Equipment.
Citation
Instructables. (2015, March 2). How to Change a Tire. Retrieved November 22,
2019, from Instructables website: https://www.instructables.com/id/How-toChange-a-Tire-4/
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pp. 56-57.
"Computer Simulation Saves Money, Enhances Tire Design Before Prototypes Are
Built," Elastomerics. July 1992, pp. 14-15.
"PZero: Pushing the Performance Envelope with Pirelli's Newest Offering,"
European Car. July, 1992, pp. 62-63.
"Tires: A Century of Progress," Popular Mechanics. June 4, 1985, pp. 60-64.
— Robert C. Miller