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The kids had quickly forgotten about going to school and were playfully running around the yard while I got to work on my truck tire.  "Guess I better look at the manual" I thought. I looked through the index, which guided me to page 258 "how to change a flat tire." Blah, blah, blah, there it is, you have to "locate the jack underneath the axle between the spring and the shock absorber." I guess it pays to read the directions. But before that, better Air jordan heels call the middle school, my daughter is now going to be late.