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peejay



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England 2009 Range Rover Vogue SE TDV8 Santorini Black

Thumbs Up that's what did it for me in the end

I'm off to get 2 tyres fitted this morning, be interesting to see how they deal with a stuck alloy at the tyre centre Wink
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3528cc



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Not very practical to carry about, but I use a large rubber paving hammer to shock seized wheels, gentle taps on the (inflated) tyre normally shakes them loose. Regards
Royston

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Alistair



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peejay wrote:
I'm off to get 2 tyres fitted this morning, be interesting to see how they deal with a stuck alloy at the tyre centre Wink


They'll probably ask you to sit in the waiting room out of sight Whistle
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supershuttle



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I had to use 4ft of scaffolding type pipe and a 3/4 drive socket - it came of easy after being "impossible" to shift with normal stuff. Geoff
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