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Changing A Flat Tire

I know only a few car owners would want to read this article. Changing a flat tire is probably the last thing you would ever do in your life. You would rather call your favorite mechanic, or your jack-of-all-trade cousin, or just leave the car on the road and call a taxi. For the girls, that’s okay. But for the spoil brat machos out there, this one is a better exercise than lifting those dumb bells.

For those of you who are curious and just want to know how to do it, watch this short video. There is even a hint on how to clean your hands after messing with your flat tire.

Did you miss the tools that you need? Here they are:

  1. Flathead Screwdriver
  2. Spare tire (obviously)
  3. Socket Spanner
  4. Car Jack
  5. Jack Handle
  6. Reflective Triangle
  7. Flourescent Jacket
  8. Torch
  9. Gloves
  10. Oil-based Lubricant

As with other skills, the best way to learn it is to actually do it. Try one at home.

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