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Don't do (1), it is both bad for the wheel and studs and totally unnecessary, and you don't need to do (2). Just get a jimmy bar and apply.
– user207421
Commented May 13, 2018 at 5:31
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@EJP, clearly you've never has the misfortune of having a stuck wheel then. I've had to do #2 before. Even up on a hoist with plenty of room to maneuvre, it took 15 minutes with a sledge hammer on the end of a short piece of 2x4 against the inside of the rim to get each wheel off. There's no way a pry bar would have worked.
– user37640
Commented May 14, 2018 at 17:17

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