10 minutes if the replacement is already mounted on a rim (which is not the norm). About 40 - 45 when removing the old tire and mounting the new one to the rim.
For someone not experienced with this, it'll take significantly longer.
Depends on what you're working with, and how experienced the person changing the tire is. Someone proficient can change a 22.5 or 24.5 in a half hour or less... the smaller 19.5s and 17.5s are a bit more challenging.
A single tire change can take anywhere from fifteen minutes to a couple of hours, depending on how busy the shop is and how knowledgeable the mechanic is. Your best bet is to call the store and ask how long the service would take.
it takes about 4 seconds, on average
No you do not, the computer will take care of that as long as you don't go real big with the tires.
There is a seam in the tire
A dog can bite a truck tire, however it can't perforate the tire, even a lion could not do that.
Take it to a garage
6 mins 37 secs for men 2 days and 19 secs for a women
The spare tire is under the rear of the truck.
65.00 for a service call in a rural area anyhow
The length of time to change a spare tire can vary depending on the tools one has available and the amount of experience they have in changing tires. If AAA came and changed a tire, it would take them about 15 minutes once they arrived. For a non-professional, it would likely take anywhere from 30 minutes up to an hour or two (again, depending on the equipment available).
If you want an aggressive all year around light truck tire to use on a 2003 Hyundai santa fe, you could use any truck tire as long as it's the right size. If you've messed with the suspension or anything the tire size may be different.