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Siezed Wheel
Had a flat in the bush on the weekend, tried to change tire, wheel would not come off of hub (20" Ford polished alum), seems to be siezed on there, anyone else ever have this problem?
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Used to have this problem with my F150, especially when it got cold, put a little anti-seize compound on where the wheel and the hub and rotor come together and came of much easier next time I rotated them.
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