NateHale88

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I CANT TAKE OFF EITHER OF MY REAR TIRESSSSSSSSS!!! WTFFFF!!

I have the rear lifted and its almost like the rear wheels are welded on.

Is there some lock or trick to taking them off?

I have beaten the **** out of them with a sledge hammer and to no aveil PLEASEEEEE HELP PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE:ba ng::bang :

*98TransAm*

corrosion F T L . try sitting down facing the tire and kick the sidewall repeatedly or grab another wheel and tire hold onto it and swing and hit the sidewall of the tire that is stuck.

LS1>girlfriend

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take off the lugnuts

keep beating on them.

*98TransAm*

ive even heard of people hand tightening 2 lugnuts lowering the car and driving it around till it comes lose

TireSm0ke

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take a small jack like the one in the car and lodge it between the tire and the floor at an angle, like near the inner sidewall, and apply pressure (lower the car an inch to put pressure on the jack if neccessary) and break that ****** loose

Chase22

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I just sit down and kick the bottom of the tire until it becomes slanted, then I hit it at the top and repeat until it comes off.

LS1_K1DD

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When a car comes in to our shop with this problem, we grab a hammer(short lead hammer, packs a better punch) make sure your car is lifted and has jack stands supporting it. Lay down under the rear bumper and hit the outer lip of the rim and spin slowly an continue this. Should come off fairly easy. Make sure your doing this from the inside as well if i didn't make that clear enough. Good luck.

WSsick

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haha x2 on the lugnuts

jsteele90

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it will come off just go to autozone and get a can of MAN

*98TransAm*

^^^^

Mean87SS

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....when beating. put a lugnut back on so it doesnt fly off..

liquidsmooth

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LOL!!

crossroads

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and make sure your car is sturdy or it may just fall off whatever is supporting it

witry

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almost pissed my pants

Platinum WS6

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I had this problem before when I had an older style 10 bolt and was putting new ws6 wheels on. They have a smaller inside diameter and the rear has to be sanded a little to get them on. What year car is it and what type of wheel is it?

btw jsteele90....i needed a good laugh

HumanNipple

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LOL

smcnealy

I've heard of the parking brake with drum brakes holding rear wheels on pretty tight.

Though now that I'm typing this I'm thinking you'd have to have your wheels set right on the thing for that to matter at all. Maybe it's just a wives tale.

12secSS

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That's f'ed up dude!

slowsti05

Ya ive seen a bunch of these come into my shop. Beat on it in diff spots or you could try the 2 lugs and drive around method...dont do it on a busy street!!! Id stay in the driveway!

trexbob

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Now that's the funniest s**t I've seen all day!