How to remove the screws of Honda Fit tire?

Pacific Auto Network can try to pad the screw head with double-sided adhesive, non-woven fabric or paper to increase the friction force, or inject a very small amount of 502 glue into the screw hole to screw in the screw, and then screw out the screw with pointed-nose pliers after the glue solidifies.

If the tire screw is too tight, try to make sure that the joint between the torque wrench and the hub screw is the lowest, and then find someone to help stabilize the contact between the torque wrench and the screw for auxiliary force, and make the main force at the last end of the torque wrench yourself. If it doesn't work, you can use a hammer with a metal hammer handle to loosen the wrench a little, and use the lever principle to lengthen the length of the torque wrench as much as possible to loosen the screw.

What should I do if the tire screw becomes round? Try to pad double-sided adhesive tape, non-woven fabric or paper on the screwdriver head to increase friction, or screw in the screw after a very small amount of 502 glue enters the screw hole, and then screw out the screw with needle-nosed pliers after the glue solidifies. If it doesn't work, you can only find a professional welder to simply repair the screws and then screw them out. It is not recommended to disassemble them in an overly radical way.

Tire replacement step: park the vehicle in a safe zone and take out the spare tire, jack and wrench; After supporting the car body with a jack, loosen all the screws, then jack up the car body with a jack and take out the tires; After the spare tire is aligned with the axle and the screw hole, tighten it, put down the jack to make the wheel touch the ground, and then tighten the screw.

It should be noted that the spare tires of most models are not full-sized, and can only guarantee the speed below 80 kilometers per hour.