sometimes they stick due to the corrosive elements of the road, weather, etc. try rocking them, like really rocking them from side to side.

 

Rust on the hub. Hit the tire from behind (not too hard) and knock it off the hub. To avoid this in the future put a little never seize on the hub.

 

before you hit it just start a couple of lug nuts first

 

Thanks guys. just nerve racking trying pound on something when your car isnt even touching the ground haha

 

LOL Try it when its a 11R22.5 on a steel wheel weighing 150 pounds, and your using an 8 lb sledgehammer to get it off.

 

i want to say he means put them on so when you hit it the tire won't fly off

 

I just kick the front of the wheel. Works every time.

 

second this, i kick it every time and it comes off lol

 

Agreed... one hand on top, one on bottom and rock it back and forth, kick if you need to. They'll come off eventually.

 

use a big rubber mallet. one of my winter wheels were stuck, i tried everything. i ended up using a 3ft piece of 2x4, placing it behind the wheel and beat the crap outta the wood, popped right off.

 

park like 3 feet from a curb or wall and jack the car up. then put your back against the wall and kick the wheel at the 3 o'clock and then 9 o'clock position. alternate and repeat until wheel comes off (worked for me on a beemer)

 

Start the lugs, lower it to the ground, and jump on the rear bumper. If they're really stuck, drive forward slowly and they'll come. You might not have to though, I've had really good luck with kicking...

 

One of my old beaters had a stuck wheel. I tried everything to get it off. I hit it with hammers, mallets, kicked it, tried smashing it from the back with a 5ft long 2x4 ... nothing worked ... So I sold it lol

Hope yours doesn't suffer the same fate

 

used a rubber mallet and they came right off. thanks guys

 

White lithium grease also works great as an anti-corrosive on hubs. Just make sure to not spray the rotors, and if you do, clean them very well with some brake cleaner.