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How to Change a Flat Tire

In this video series, John Nielsen, director of AAA’s Approved Auto Repair Network and Auto Buying Services, demonstrates the basics of how to buy and maintain tires. The series explains when you should replace tires and what to consider when buying tires for your vehicle. It also offers tips for maintaining your tires and provides instruction on how to change a flat. For more AAA Automotive information, visit www.AAA.com/Auto.

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