How to change a spare tire in a shepherd?

One of the three fixing bolts on the spare tire of herdsman in Pacific Auto Network has a different pattern. You must loosen the fixing bolts with the tools provided with the vehicle, and then lift the vehicle part with a jack to remove and replace the spare tire.

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Jeep herdsman's classic head style from Willis Jeep has been used to this day, which makes herdsman have a high degree of recognition and become part of the essence of the model. Maybe the rest can only be fully understood by driving it over mountains and mountains.

For a senior cross-country player, DIY tire changing is a basic skill. Jeep is not only equipped with an external spare tire, but also equipped with anti-theft bolts to effectively prevent tires from being stolen. Come and see how to use it!

Jeep herdsman tailgate and rear window can be opened independently, and the vehicle toolbox is located in the trunk.

The tool is located in the trunk partition and can be opened by rotating the soft pull ring. Items such as screws and tools can be put in the tool storage slot.

After removing the partition, you can take out the jack and tire wrench inside.

When you close the tailgate, you can see that the external spare tire is fixed with three bolts, one of which has a different pattern.

The car will be equipped with an anti-theft bolt adapter, which can be removed by aligning the pattern.

It should be noted that when replacing the spare tire, you must stop on a flat road to avoid accidents. The spare tire has a certain weight, so be careful when disassembling it. The anti-theft bolt of the vehicle must be kept well and carried with the vehicle, which can be used in a critical moment!

(Photo/Text/Photo: Pacific Auto Network Q&A called Beast)