Kind of difficult to get them off. Don't want go to dealer or mechanics. Pls advise any easier way to get them off, thanks.

 

They are held on buy the cover wheel nut looking things. Just turn them with the lug wrench.

 

Thanks for the response. If I am facing the wheel cover, do I turn clockwise or anticlockwise? There is the tire valve sticking out, I guess turn a little bit should be OK? I don't have a lug wrench. Any idea of the size and about how much to buy one? I would appreciate if there is any photo of the lug wrench, thanks.

 

I can't remember the size.

Simple rule to remember. Lefty loosy, righty tighty. In most cases that will get you off and on, but not all. You don't have a spare tire wrench?

 

Jack wrench? Is it the wrench to jack up the car? I have it. Apparently, I did not even think of its uses as such. If so, I begin to see the brighter side of Dodge designs.

 

Dude have you been in a coma since like age 13? Not trying to be offenses just wondering?

 

mmm... maybe he's just never had to change a tire.

 

Well in that case hes the luckiest guy on this forum and I'll no longer be able to post because I have just been struck by lightning.

 

You be nice. It's possible that he hasn't had to. AAA is a wonderful thing.[sm=smiley20.gif]

 

Fantastic guys here!

I had owned mostly Japanese cars over the past 20 years. I had and have no problem in changing tires from Hondas, Toyotas, Nissans ... Yes, I seldom change tires on my previously owned. I am driving a Sienna and I change tires twice a year.

This is my 1st North American car and I asked for help. Reading the above sarcastic posts, I took my Neon to my local Canadian Tire and watched and had it done for me. Now I know how to get the wheel covers off.

This is my last post here. So long boys and have a good day!