JigsN Rigs

I'm parting out a 91 pickup and I cannot get the front tires to budge. I don't care about breaking I just need to get these tires off. I have been soaking them in liquid wrench and they won't even come loose. I have tried dropping the truck off the jack and kicking the tires and even hitting them with a sludge hammer. They won't come loose. I can't try driving it with the nuts loose because I have no engine in the truck.

Is there something special I need to doo to get these off.. I have auto hubs if that makes any difference.

Please help I need these off NOW

elblako91

Puts some liquid wrench and then let it sit for 20 min. Then use a breaker bar on them. Are they rusted?

camo31_10.50

my fronts were rusted on when i got it....idk how long it had been since it had a rotation but they was rusted on GOOD (well..just the driverside front.)

i hit on the back of it with a 5lb sledge hammer...it came off after a BUNCH of hits. lol

JigsN Rigs

There is like no room to use a breaker bar. They are aluminum. And yes they are oxidized

1stgen4gunner

You still have brakes?
Have someone push you down a flat road, get up to around 10 MPH, and slam on the brakes

JigsN Rigs

No brakes... I guess I will keep hitting with the sledge

camo31_10.50

yea man..spray it with some PB blaster..lots of it..let it sit for a little while..spray it again..let it sit..spray it again..let it sit..then GET NUCLEAR ON THAT BIOTCH!!!

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Hit it with your purse.

elblako91

lol you said biotch...anyways how is there no room for a breaker bar? Im confuzzled.

turkeykiller365

pb blaster, then a breaker bar with a long a$$ piece of steel pipe for more leverage. worked on my old ford tractor lol.

mr ugly

He sounds like he has the lug nuts loose, just having issues because the wheel itself is corroded on. no need for a breaker bar. maybe a pry bar but the best bet is to just hit it with a large sledge.

a4runnerfreak

use coca cola classic. Better than that PB blaster crap

Tbeck792

if it's not working you need a bigger sledge. 16lb???? or just bomb it.

JigsN Rigs

I hit it with a sledge for like 4 hours with no budge. I even wrapped a wratched strap to it and connected it to my forklift to try and get it off but it didn't move. I need this tire off asap. I'm gonna try again tomorrow with the prybar I just bought. Hopefilly it works better.

A big gear puller might work but I have no idea where around here to get one

ibeamtaco

dont be a bitch hit it like a man it will come off

ilostmypants

if the nuts are frozen on use an extension at least a half inch drive and the proper impact socket and either use an impact gun or a breaker bar and if you need to a cheeter pipe just be carfull and don't hurt yourself ive busted a 2 inch bolt (i was the straw that broke the camels back) and hit myself in the chect with a 4 foot long wrench and well it hurt. allot.

but if the wheel is seized onto the hub. then i would put the lug nuts back on finger tight at least 3 or 4 of them. then jack up the corner and drop it quickly obviously making sure no one or any part of you is underneath it and it should jar the wheel loose. or else um maybe a hi lift jack and some chains pulling out from the center of the hub against the wheel haha

vital22re

iTrader: (2)

leave at least one nut on loosely on rim.. just thread it on far enough to keep the wheel from flying off when it goes. soak up anywhere the rim touches the hub. Also rotate the wheel as you hit it.

turboboost

If a hammer doesn't get it off, the hammer isn't big enough.

dwnhiller93

Wait.. Is he talking about the lugs being frozen on? Or the actual rim?

ibeamtaco

the rim is stuck he is a bitch hit it like a man i cant belive he would post this i would feel like a girl