1. Lug nuts are too tight: The lug nuts holding the tire in place may be over-tightened, making them difficult to loosen. Use a lug wrench or impact wrench to loosen them.
2. Wheel is stuck to the hub: Rust, corrosion, or dirt buildup can cause the wheel to stick to the hub, making it difficult to remove. Use a rubber mallet or gentle prying to break the bond between the wheel and hub.
3. Damaged threads on the lug nuts or wheel studs: If the threads on the lug nuts or wheel studs are damaged, the tire won't come off properly. Inspect the threads for damage and replace any damaged parts.
4. Seized brake caliper: The brake caliper may be seized, preventing the tire from coming off. Try to release the brake caliper by pressing on the brake pedal or using a C-clamp.
5. Flat tire: If the tire is flat, the bead may be stuck to the rim, making it difficult to remove. Try using a tire iron to pry the tire off the rim.
