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Attempt to Install New Tire and Discover Mismatch

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What happens here

Bring the new tire into position. Before attempting to mount it, locate the tire's valve stem (the small metal or rubber protrusion where air is added). Ensure this valve stem will be facing outward once mounted, making it accessible for inflation. Carefully lift the new tire and try to align its holes with the wheel studs on the trailer hub. The presenter attempts this but quickly discovers the holes on the new tire do not align with the studs on the hub, indicating a mismatch in the bolt pattern. He then uses a tape measure to confirm the actual bolt pattern of the trailer's hub, revealing it is different from what he was told when purchasing the replacement tire.

Goal: Install the new tire onto the trailer's hub

Tools and materials

  • New Tire — The replacement tire
  • Tape Measure — To measure the bolt pattern of the trailer hub

What they say

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that. Now your tire's gone. We out with the old and we in with the new. Now when you put your new tire on, don't be an idiot. You going to find a little ding-ding right here and you going to make sure this is on the outside. This is where you put your air in and out, you freaking doofus. A lot of you are probably watching and thinking this. Everybody knows how to change a tire. You'd be freaking surprised on how many people don't know how to change a tire. Make sure the freaking lug nuts line up with the holes and you're going to slide that puppy. Well, the wheel wouldn't go on. Pulled out my tape measure. Buddy said it was a it was a 5 by 4 and 1/2. DOES THAT LOOK LIKE A FREAKING 5 BY 4 AND 1/2?

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