• Find a dirt mound, large rock or ditch for support.
  • Make sure the tire, diagonally opposite is lower than the tire you are changing.
  • This allows you to teeter and lift the corner you are working on, front or back.
  • Be sure to loosen lugs before the tire is in the air.

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