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How to Change a Wheel on a Fiat 600

Model: Fiat Seicento MK 1 - Years 1998-2010
Part: Wheel

How to change a tyre (punctured, damaged, etc.) on a Fiat 600. Open the boot and take the wheel removal kit, which includes: jack, jack handle, screwdriver, towing pin, and telescopic wrench. Position the jack under the vehicle's jacking point, which is under the strongest part of the chassis to avoid bending the metal due to excessive weight. Lift the car slightly and loosen the wheel nuts. Now raise the car with the jack handle, unscrew the nuts, and pull the wheel off the hub. Fit the new wheel onto the hub (the spare wheel is located under the vehicle body; lower it to the ground using the handy kit in the boot) with the respective nuts. Always remember to store the removal kit with all its parts back in the boot.

Updated on 28 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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