How to Change Tires - Chinese Version

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samapoil

4 months ago

I bet the mummy was a sort of useless joke.

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Guest

4 months ago

i wondered about the mummy as well

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Guest

5 months ago

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why was there a toilet paper mummy in the trunk?

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jordan

6 months ago

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wow japan and china are like the same

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Guest

6 months ago

how to change tryes--using ninja throwing stars! MITZURU

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Guest

7 months ago

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... its chinese... fucking americans... -its ugawakun-

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Guest

7 months ago

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this isn't japanese. way to make broad sweeping generalizations about asians.

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tepes

8 months ago

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It's Chinese
It's in Chinese, not Japanese. Nice video anyway.

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horrorxpop

8 months ago

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HILARIOUSSSS!!!
i s it really like that in Japan????

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By:Canadian Veggie
The earliest tires were bands of iron (later steel), placed on wooden wheels, used on carts and wagons. The tire would be heated in a forge fire, placed over the wheel and quenched, causing the metal to contract and fit tightly on the wheel. A skilled craftsman, known as a wheelwright, did this work. The tension of the metal band served the purpose of holding or "tying" the wooden spokes of the wheel together, hence the term "tire." In addition to tying the spokes together, the tire also provided a wear-resistant surface to the perimeter of the wheel. As wheels changed over time, the term "tire" continued to be used for the outer band even when it no longer served the purpose of tying the spokes together. -- From Wikipedia.org

How to change your flat tire.

For all you ladies and gentleman who don’t have roadside assistance change your own tire using these easy steps. For those of you who do, no more waiting! You can change your own tire and quickly be on your way.

http://automotive.hardwarestore.com/learning/how-to-change-a-tire.aspx

How to change a tire without help

Learning how to change a tire can be one of the most useful things you could learn regarding your car.

http://www.autorized.com/auto-maintenance/how-to-change-a-tire-without-help.shtml

ABC News

When to change your tires.

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Consumer/story?id=2585783&page=1

How to Check Tire Pressure

Learn to check your tire pressure monthly - National Tire Safety Week Educates U.S. Under inflated tires increase driving risks, waste fuel and cause tires to wear out faster but few U.S. motorists pay

http://www.5min.com/Video/How-to-Check-Tire-Pressure-16678213

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http://www.5min.com/Video/How-to-Change-a-Flat-Tire-1526

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