How to Change a Tire on Nissan Rogue [Complete Guide]
The Nissan Rogue is a popular compact SUV. The spare tire is stored under the cargo floor in the rear of the vehicle.
The spare tire is located under the cargo floor in the rear. Lift the cargo floor cover to access the spare tire, jack, and tools.
Position the jack under the pinch weld at the designated lift points. Look for notches in the rocker panel about 10 inches behind the front wheel or in front of the rear wheel.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Pull over to a level, stable surface away from traffic. Turn on hazard lights and engage the parking brake.
Place in Park and set the parking brake. Position wheel wedges behind the tire diagonally opposite the flat.
Open the rear liftgate. Lift the cargo floor cover and remove the spare tire, jack, and lug wrench.
While the vehicle is still on the ground, loosen all 5 lug nuts on the flat tire about one turn each.
Position the jack under the designated jack point on the pinch weld. Raise until the flat tire is 6 inches off the ground.
Remove lug nuts and pull the tire off. Set it aside safely.
Mount the spare tire onto the wheel studs. Hand-tighten lug nuts in a star pattern.
Lower the vehicle. Fully tighten lug nuts in a star pattern. Remove the jack.
Store the flat tire, jack, and tools in their proper locations. Replace the cargo floor cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rogue models may come with either a compact spare or run-flat tires depending on the trim level. Check your vehicle to confirm.
Car Jack(Required)
A device used to lift the vehicle off the ground. Most vehicles come with a scissor jack, but hydraulic jacks are easier to use.
Lug Wrench(Required)
A tool used to loosen and tighten the lug nuts on your wheels. Often comes with the vehicle as a tire iron.
Spare Tire(Required)
A backup tire that comes with your vehicle. Check tire pressure regularly as spares can lose air over time.
Flashlight
Essential for nighttime tire changes. A headlamp keeps your hands free.
Work Gloves
Protect your hands from hot surfaces, sharp edges, and dirt.
Safety First
Always prioritize your safety. If you're in an unsafe location or feel uncomfortable, call roadside assistance.