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Where is the spare tire on a 2002 ford explorer?
underneath the rear of the truck - lets down with a crank
What size tire for 2001 Ford Explorer?
The 2002 Ford Explorer XLT came with P235/70R16 tires from the factory. Check the sticker on the end of the driver's door - it will indicate the tire size and recommended inflation pressure for your Explorer (Helpfull)
What is the largest tire that will fit on a ford explorer sport?
If you have your manual it will show not to change tire size as it changes the stability of the vehicle
What size tire for 2002 ford explorer?
Tire size: P245 70/R16 for Eddie Bauer or Limited P235 70/R16 for XLS and XLT
How do you remove the spare tire from a 2002 ford explorer?
You can view the 2002 Ford Explorer owners manual online at motorcraftservice Click on Owner Guides ( the " changing the tires " section starts on page 237 , it has instructions with drawings )
Where do you put the jack to change a flat tire on a 1999 Ford Explorer?
On a 1999 Ford Explorer ( using the factory jack ) Front tire ( there are " hooks " on the front of the lower control arms ) Rear tire ( under the axle tube , below the leaf spring )
Where do you put the jack to change a tire on a Ford Explorer?
If it's not in a spot, which is really convenient to the spare, or new tire, then just keep it stowed in the back.
How do you change the brake light on a 2002 Ford Explorer?
pay someone else to do it
When to change 2002 Ford Explorer Timing Belt?
I believe the Explorer does NOT use a timing belt, but rather a timing chain
How do you change the turn signal bulb on a 2002 Ford Explorer xls?
You can change the light bulb by this method.
Does spare tire have a sensor on 2007 Ford Explorer?
On a 2007 Ford Explorer : ( NO ) the spare tire does not a sensor for the Tire Pressure Monitoring System ( TPMS )
Will it cause problems 2002 ford explorer if only one rear tire is changed?
you mean if you put on the spare? or if you buy a single new tire? both should be ok if there the correct size.
