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10 Easy Steps for Replacing Car Tyre at Home

Having a flat tyre can be an incredibly inconvenient and untimely problem. Instead of calling a mechanic or tow truck, many minor tyre issues can be fixed at home with some basic tools and a little know-how. Replacing a car tyre yourself allows you to get back on the road quickly and avoid costly repairs. In this straightforward guide, we provide 10 easy-to-follow steps that walk through the entire process of changing a tyre from start to finish.

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10 Easy Steps for Replacing Car Tyre at Home

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  1. 10 Easy Steps for Replacing Car Tyre at Home

  2. Position Vehicle & Prep Area Park on level ground and prep a clean area to work. Put on gloves, eye protection.

  3. Loosen Lug Nuts While the wheel is still on the ground, use your tyre iron or impact wrench to slightly loosen the lug nuts securing it.

  4. Jack up Vehicle Position jack underneath vehicle at approved jacking points and raise until wheel is just off the ground.

  5. Remove Lug Nuts & Wheel With the vehicle weight no longer on it, finish unscrewing lug nuts with your fingers/tool and take off the wheel.

  6. Remove Old Tyre Deflate completely. Then push the beads in from the sides to unseat the tyre edges. Lift off rim.

  7. Install New Tyre Fit one tyre bead edge into the outer rim lip. Then use a lubricant and tyre irons to ease the reliable tyre replacement serviceswithout twisting or damaging the rubber.

  8. Reattach & Secure Wheel Place wheel flush back on vehicle hub and perform up an initial hand tighten of lug nuts to temporarily hold it in place.

  9. Recheck Torque After a short drive, recheck torque settings and finally consider getting a wheel alignment done to maximize lifespan.

  10. Lower Vehicle Raising the jack back down until the full vehicle weight holds the newly fitted wheel in place.

  11. Torque Lug Nuts Using a torque wrench, tighten bolts to spec in opposite star pattern. Double check each.

  12. Always put safety first with axle stands supporting vehicles and by matching new tyres to existing wheel sizes. Seek 24hr Mobile Tyre repair London professional assistance if unsure during any points of mobile tyre replacement in London.

  13. 020 8050 9024 info@mobiletyrerepairlondon.co.uk www.mobiletyrerepairlondon.co.uk

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