Also, "YoloPolo"? That's tragic, no offence.

Retracted my first retort. The YOLO refers to a chance spelling on my number plate. As I'm not as into the only way is Essex and Geordie shore like yourself I wasn't aware of the connotations or anagram. But thanks for the helpful post.

you must be new here.

Ha ye, bant though it maybe after 3 hours of a screaming child and having to get up at 5.30 for work I don't have the patience :)

Did you get the wheel off?

Ye, I got it up on a trolley jack and pounded the crap out the tyre with a rubber mallet. Didn't have the guts to drive it on loose bolts :)

Edited 1 January, 201313 yr by YOLOPOLO

Where the hell do you work to be working New Year's Day? Police/fire/ambulance?

Where the hell do you work to be working New Year's Day? Police/fire/ambulance?

I mean I have to be up tomorrow morning at 5.30!

Hit it with a sledge hammer. Because YOLO

That's cute, I'm up at half 5 too. It was only a bit of banter. Just assumed the caps lock was stuck on too, you know how it is.

20, yes, and at McDonalds. Part time, innit. Still, I'm at uni doing Mech Eng. Only a bachelors though, how uneducated I am.

Yolo

As I said I retracted my first comment and acknowledged the fact I was out if of order so suck it up buttercup and move on :)

had the same problem with my 9n3 even the sledge hammer didnt work

had the same problem with my 9n3 even the sledge hammer didnt work

What was your weapon of choice?

Have dealt with this many a time on corrosion test vehicles. Hammer on inner rim, obviously an appropriate one, soft faced dead blow works well. Not damaged a rim yet and they have had some harsh hits.

Ensure it's safety on stands or a ramp or whatever.