Probably the stupidest question ever asked on here
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twitchy,
You aint ****tin dude. I wasn't at all thrilled with what I had to do.. but it was either that, go get a can of fix a flat, or call and get the truck towed... two things that night taught me.. One keep a good breaker bar with socket on it in the truck because that tire iron in the jack kit sucks.. and two bring a rubber mallet to keep in the truck to help with getting the tire off.
You aint ****tin dude. I wasn't at all thrilled with what I had to do.. but it was either that, go get a can of fix a flat, or call and get the truck towed... two things that night taught me.. One keep a good breaker bar with socket on it in the truck because that tire iron in the jack kit sucks.. and two bring a rubber mallet to keep in the truck to help with getting the tire off.
#12
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Never put anything back on your truck without coating it with anti-seize. Nuts/bolts, wheels, hub bearings... even rease hitches (if typically left in for a long time). Anti-seize is a your best friend.
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