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This guide will be very useful if you have had problems with your wheel. Additionally, check that your vehicle does not only have a temporary repair kit for the wheel. After confirming this, proceed to remove the wheel, which is located under the vehicle. To remove it, you need to unscrew the bolt found under the mat. By unscrewing it, the wheel will drop to the ground. You can then install it and head to the nearest tyre fitter to avoid damaging your vehicle.
Updated on 24 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
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