Elxandre:
You didn't learn from the vulcanizer?

Timagex:
Hello car lovers! Hope Monday was good?
So, I had to change a Tyre in an emergency situation today and I encountered a problem. After unscrewing two wheel bolts from the Tyre, the third one was not coming off as the wheel spanner could not grip it. Taking a closer look, I discovered that the edges around the wheel bolt has no friction. It was almost round. It took the intervention of a vulcanizer before the bolt could be unscrewed.

My question is, incase of situations where the service of professionals cannot be reached, how can such an issue be handled? Please move to the front page for wider views..

Timagex:
Hello car lovers! Hope Monday was good?
So, I had to change a Tyre in an emergency situation today and I encountered a problem. After unscrewing two wheel bolts from the Tyre, the third one was not coming off as the wheel spanner could not grip it. Taking a closer look, I discovered that the edges around the wheel bolt has no friction. It was almost round. It took the intervention of a vulcanizer before the bolt could be unscrewed.

My question is, incase of situations where the service of professionals cannot be reached, how can such an issue be handled? Please move to the front page for wider views..

Timagex:
Hello car lovers! Hope Monday was good?
So, I had to change a Tyre in an emergency situation today and I encountered a problem. After unscrewing two wheel bolts from the Tyre, the third one was not coming off as the wheel spanner could not grip it. Taking a closer look, I discovered that the edges around the wheel bolt has no friction. It was almost round. It took the intervention of a vulcanizer before the bolt could be unscrewed.

My question is, incase of situations where the service of professionals cannot be reached, how can such an issue be handled? Please move to the front page for wider views..

akphils:
Simple, take off the cap covering the bolt.

Dimejimichael:
Get a lacasara drink and pour round the wheell spanner and also around the bot

tranxo:


Sprinkle enough rough sand/soil into the wheel spanner to create friction/grip.

Timagex:
Hello car lovers! Hope Monday was good?
So, I had to change a Tyre in an emergency situation today and I encountered a problem. After unscrewing two wheel bolts from the Tyre, the third one was not coming off as the wheel spanner could not grip it. Taking a closer look, I discovered that the edges around the wheel bolt has no friction. It was almost round. It took the intervention of a vulcanizer before the bolt could be unscrewed.

My question is, incase of situations where the service of professionals cannot be reached, how can such an issue be handled? Please move to the front page for wider views..

Charmingrascal:



Even with this, some will not grip.

To avoid such situations have tools like Torque wrench in your car.
It is not that costly

Timagex:
Hello car lovers! Hope Monday was good?
So, I had to change a Tyre in an emergency situation today and I encountered a problem. After unscrewing two wheel bolts from the Tyre, the third one was not coming off as the wheel spanner could not grip it. Taking a closer look, I discovered that the edges around the wheel bolt has no friction. It was almost round. It took the intervention of a vulcanizer before the bolt could be unscrewed.

My question is, incase of situations where the service of professionals cannot be reached, how can such an issue be handled? Please move to the front page for wider views..

princefunm:


Its very simple.

Well...for this kind of emergency you would ideally need to have some tools handy

You'll need to have an appropriately sized impact socket with an accompanying breaker bar.

But lets assume all you have is the regular cross spanner.

What you want to do is this:

1. find the side of the spanner that's slightly smaller than the bolt.

2. Using a hammer or something sufficiently strong, you'll need to force the spanner to fit the bolt. This is why you ideally need an impact socket. The socket can take the beating. But for the spanner that side will probably become useless afterwards

3. You want to make sure you force the bolt into the spanner all the way in. This will give it enough grip.

4. No after you have satisfied yourself hat there is enough hold on the bold you want to gently hit the spanner counterclockwise to unscrew the bolt.

5. This shoudl unscrew. Unscre it till its just enough to allow you to use your hand to unscrew the rest of the way.

6. Now this time, you want to hit the spanner up and down to break the hold so that the spanner can come off the bolt.

7. Once you have removed the spanner, unscrew the bolt the rest of the wsy with your hand

Timagex:
Hello car lovers! Hope Monday was good?
So, I had to change a Tyre in an emergency situation today and I encountered a problem. After unscrewing two wheel bolts from the Tyre, the third one was not coming off as the wheel spanner could not grip it. Taking a closer look, I discovered that the edges around the wheel bolt has no friction. It was almost round. It took the intervention of a vulcanizer before the bolt could be unscrewed.

My question is, incase of situations where the service of professionals cannot be reached, how can such an issue be handled? Please move to the front page for wider views..

Dimejimichael:
Get a lacasara drink and pour round the wheell spanner and also around the bot

Charmingrascal:



Even with this, some will not grip.

To avoid such situations have tools like Torque wrench in your car.
It is not that costly

chival:


This method will probably ruin the spanner afterwards, but I guess it's something to try if there's nothing else to be done.

heybeebugatty:
I will use my teeth to loose it...
I come in peace

Bayaar02:
Burn the fvcking car and get a new one.

God bless our darling president.

RedEnergy:
In an emergency situation without adequate tools, find a rugged stone to hit your screwdriver on the nut at a slanted angle in the direction to loosen it until the nut turns a few threads till you can loosen it with your wheel spanner. That's why it is important to have a toolbox in your car permanently, but if you don't have, at least you should have something basic like a screwdriver and spanners. But if you are the type that won't keep a single tool in your car like a screwdriver, then you are screwed in an emergency situation. God help you if your tyre bursts in the middle of nowhere along interstate forests and you can't loosen your tire

princefunm:


Its very simple.

Well...for this kind of emergency you would ideally need to have some tools handy

You'll need to have an appropriately sized impact socket with an accompanying breaker bar.

But lets assume all you have is the regular cross spanner.

What you want to do is this:

1. find the side of the spanner that's slightly smaller than the bolt.

2. Using a hammer or something sufficiently strong, you'll need to force the spanner to fit the bolt. This is why you ideally need an impact socket. The socket can take the beating. But for the spanner that side will probably become useless afterwards

3. You want to make sure you force the bolt into the spanner all the way in. This will give it enough grip.

4. No after you have satisfied yourself hat there is enough hold on the bold you want to gently hit the spanner counterclockwise to unscrew the bolt.

5. This shoudl unscrew. Unscre it till its just enough to allow you to use your hand to unscrew the rest of the way.

6. Now this time, you want to hit the spanner up and down to break the hold so that the spanner can come off the bolt.

7. Once you have removed the spanner, unscrew the bolt the rest of the wsy with your hand