CLEVELAND, Ohio – A Cleveland woman rammed her ex-boyfriend with a Jeep before her current boyfriend attacked him with a lug wrench and stole his car, court records say. Rosalina S. Mercado ...

If you’re not driving a Jeep Wrangler or Mercedes-Benz G-Class ... so it is ready for use when needed.) You will need both a jack and a lug wrench. Your car should have them moth. If not, you can also ...

This is how I knew I needed to learn how to use a torque wrench: It was Christmas Eve, and I was avoiding my family by working on my Jeep ... applied to tighten lug nuts. But the fact is, they ...

Locate the things you'll need to change the tire: the spare tire, jack, and lug wrench. In most vehicles, they're located in a compartment beneath the load floor of the trunk or rear cargo area.

It's fine to use an impact wrench to remove the lug nuts, but fastening them with air or power tools can lead to uneven torque or damage to components. You'll also need a jack and jack stands to ...

First, get each lug nut snug and then grab the torque wrench. Tighten 1/2-inch studs to 100 to 120lb-ft. Larger 9/16-inch studs can be tightened to 120 to 140lb-ft. Larger, heavier vehicles and ...