How to Fix a Flat Tire on a Nissan Frontier (Everything you need to know)

Step-by-Step Tutorial: How to Change a Flat Tire on a Nissan Frontier

Materials Needed:

• Spare tire
• Tools (located behind or below the rear seats)
• Scissor jack

Step 1: Ensure Safety

1. Safety First: Never attempt to change a tire while exposed to passing vehicles. Park safely away from traffic.
2. Engage Parking Brake: If your vehicle is parked on a hill, engage the parking brake.
3. Prevent Rolling: Place something under a tire to prevent it from rolling away when you jack up the vehicle.

Step 2: Locate Tools and Spare Tire

1. Find Tools: The tools you need are located behind or below the rear seats.
2. Locate Spare Tire: The spare tire is located at the back of the truck below the bed.

Step 3: Release and Attach Spare Tire

1. Release Spare Tire: Attach tools as shown and insert the T-end of the tool. Slowly turn it until you feel it notch in place.
2. Secure Spare Tire: Turn the tool counter-clockwise to tighten the cable back in place in the truck.

Step 4: Use Scissor Jack to Raise the Vehicle

1. Position Jack: Examine the bottom of the vehicle behind the front wheel or in front of the rear wheel for a lip that extends downwards.
2. Place Jack: Position the jack below the lip and turn it by hand until it sits against the lip or jacking point.
3. Lift Vehicle: Jack up the vehicle until the tire is no longer touching the ground.

Step 5: Remove and Install Tires

1. Remove Flat Tire: Remove the flat tire and install the spare tire in its place.
2. Hand-Tighten Lug Nuts: Tighten the lug nuts by hand before lowering the vehicle.
3. Tighten Lug Nuts: Lower the vehicle and then tighten the lug nuts in a crisscross pattern for even tightening.

Step 6: Final Steps

1. Check Spare: Ensure the vehicle is equipped with a full-size spare tire.
2. Continue Driving: The spare tire will help you carry on with your day.

By following these steps, you can successfully change a flat tire on a Nissan Frontier. Remember to always drive carefully and check your tires regularly for any signs of wear or damage. Thank you for watching, and feel free to explore our channel for more informative videos like this.