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Car Tire Rotation Tools
Car Tire Rotation: Tire Iron
Car Tire Rotation: Vehicle Jack
Car Tire Rotation: Jack Stands
Car Tire Rotation: Raise Rear End
Car Tire Rotation: Rear End Jack Stands
Car Tire Rotation: Remove Driver Side Wheels
Car Tire Rotation: Remove Passenger Side Wheels
Car Tire Rotation: Rotate Wheels
Car Tire Rotation: Examine Tread Wear
Car Tire Rotation: Put Wheels Back On
Car Tire Rotation: Check Air Pressure
Car Tire Rotation: Lower Rear End
Car Tire Rotation: Lower Front End
Car Tire Rotation Intervals
Summary: A tire iron is used for rotating car tires by helping to remove lug nuts. Use a tire iron to remove a tire with tips from an automotive repair specialist in this free video on car tires.
Kirby Witt has been involved in the auto industry as far back as he can remember. His grandfather had a Mobil Service Station for 60 years. When he was 14 years old he started learning...read more
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"In case you don't have an air compressor and an impact wrench at your house, we're just going to show you using a tire iron, which comes in every car. If you're using a tire iron, you want to have the car on the ground so the weight will hold the tire in place, instead of wanting to spin. Then you're just going to loosen it up that much, break the main hold loose. Do that on each lug nut on the car before you jack them up. Since we have an air compressor, we're going to do it the easy way with the impact wrench, so we're going to go ahead and jack the front of this vehicle in the air."
eHow Article: Car Tire Rotation: Tire Iron
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