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Winter wheel swaps - do you or your dealer do it?

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Old Oct 3rd, 2014, 18:24   #11
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forgot to ask...per wheel, or all 4 ?!

I reckon on about 10-15 per wheel.....plus a bit of faffing about getting the wrench/jack etc.....then perhaps another 10 minutes per wheel cleaning them before popping away....oh, how the time flies :-)
All 4, definitely not more than 30 mins
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Old Oct 3rd, 2014, 19:36   #12
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I do them on my V60 with a Lidl trolley jack and the cars wheel brace. Takes about 30 mins. A wee tip, pop a light cover of grease on the back of the wheel where the face goes on the hub. Stops the two binding together and makes the job quicker next time. :-)
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Old Oct 3rd, 2014, 22:20   #13
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Second the copper grease advice!

I had one time when a wheel was stuck on our Smaz, and the garage couldn't get it off.....I ended up bringing it home, parking so the wheel was a precise distance from the kerb (rest of car on the kerb!!), jacking up, then using a bottle jack with timbers to "pop" the wheel off!!

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The other way to loosen the wheel off is to loosen the wheel bolts off DO NOT TAKE THEM OUT and rock/bounce the car over that wheel.

They make a loud crack as they free off.
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