The tie down for the spare tire on mine was seized solid with rust. It was twisting the entire bracket. I ended up having to jack up the bracket holding the spare tire up and slipping the the tie down off the side when it was clear. Definitely gonna need a new one. But what can you expect for a spare tire being stored outside the vehicle in New England lol. Surprisingly the rest of the undercarriage is spotless. This is on my 2013 Nissan nv200
The issue is, when i wants to bring the tire back to its place it keeps turning and it makes a loud noise while driving, i cant put the tire back in its place, maybe bcz of the rust?
Sorry. They are actually held in by someone expanding them after putting them under the seat so what you have to do is essentially lower the jack to make it looser so it will come out.
Yes thanks I'm aware, however what you may not know is that most work vehicles don't have factory tools. They are removed by the company to prevent workers from attempting to change it themselves and getting hurt. Workers comp claims are serious. Most Amazon vans, plumber vans, electrician vans, etc are all void of these tools for a reason. At 1:20 in the video i show the missing tools. Thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated.
The specific locking lug nut that is on the tires , my used nv200 didn’t come with the key that unlocks them , do you know if it’s possible to get one elsewhere or what do you recommend doing without out in the event of needing to change a tire?
The tie down for the spare tire on mine was seized solid with rust. It was twisting the entire bracket. I ended up having to jack up the bracket holding the spare tire up and slipping the the tie down off the side when it was clear. Definitely gonna need a new one. But what can you expect for a spare tire being stored outside the vehicle in New England lol. Surprisingly the rest of the undercarriage is spotless. This is on my 2013 Nissan nv200
Thanks for showing all the process, especially how to access the spare 👍
So change the flat tire on this Nissan nv200 like 90% of vehicles with flat tire
Thanks for the video. I’m retired and have a 2021 model. I sell antiques at shows and it occurred to me I didn’t have a clue if I have a flat…
Glad it helped. I have a bunch of antiques. Mostly toys and hot rod stuff.
The issue is, when i wants to bring the tire back to its place it keeps turning and it makes a loud noise while driving, i cant put the tire back in its place, maybe bcz of the rust?
Thanks for this video! Very helpful
Glad I could help.
Excellent video .. thank you
You are welcome!
Wait a minute, does every NV200 have a locking lugnut? If so, I have no idea where mine is.
Not all of them I'm sure.
Thank you! Helpful.
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
I was hoping to see how to remove the factory jack from underneath the seat
Sorry. They are actually held in by someone expanding them after putting them under the seat so what you have to do is essentially lower the jack to make it looser so it will come out.
@@roadsideguy5902 Thank you! I finally figured it out
There is actually a hidden tray under passenger seat where the tools are located. I’m sure you will find them there.
Yes thanks I'm aware, however what you may not know is that most work vehicles don't have factory tools. They are removed by the company to prevent workers from attempting to change it themselves and getting hurt. Workers comp claims are serious. Most Amazon vans, plumber vans, electrician vans, etc are all void of these tools for a reason. At 1:20 in the video i show the missing tools. Thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated.
The specific locking lug nut that is on the tires , my used nv200 didn’t come with the key that unlocks them , do you know if it’s possible to get one elsewhere or what do you recommend doing without out in the event of needing to change a tire?
Go to the part store and get a stripped lug nut removal socket and hammer it on to the locking lug and remove it.
@@roadsideguy5902 ok thank you !!
Thanks for sharing, what size are your tyres, here in the U.K. mine are 175/70/14
When unscrewing the nuts. Is it anti clockwise?
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