Park your car on a level surface and set the parking brake
Loosen the lug nuts on the flat tire using a lug wrench
Jack up the car and place it on jack stands (if you don’t have jack stands, you can use bricks or rocks)
Remove the lug nuts completely and take off the tire
Install the new tire and replace the lug nuts in reverse order of how you took them off
Lower your car to the ground and tighten the lug nuts using a torque wrench
Jumpstart a Land Rover
Park the car on a level surface and turn off the engine
Open the hood and remove the battery cover
Loosen the negative terminal clamp with a wrench and disconnect it from the battery post
Connect the jumper cables to both terminals of the battery (red to positive, black to negative)
Have someone start the engine of another car and drive it around for a few minutes
Reconnect the negative terminal clamp to the battery post and replace the battery cover
Using Land Rover 4 Wheel Drive System
The four-wheel drive system on a Land Rover is designed to help you get through difficult terrain and weather conditions
There are three different settings – high range, low range, and reverse – that you can use depending on the situation
In high range, the Land Rover will drive like a regular car; in low range, the car will be more stable and have more power for climbing hills or crossing rough terrain; and in reverse, the car will back up at a slower speed
It’s important to know how to use the four-wheel drive system properly so you can stay safe while driving
Practice using it in different scenarios so you’re familiar with how it works
