Can't remove the jack to change a tire!

I have removed the doors on my 2007 JKL several times and there is only the retaining nut, and grease in there. That's it.
Maybe there is no grease left in there?
Try spraying WD40 into the hinge over a few days, then disconnecting the electrical harness for the door, then remove the retaining nut from the bottom. Then get a muscular friend or a floor jack and piece of wood to slowly lift the door out of the hinge. Grease it well before you re-install the door. Reconnect wiring.

Hmm same way you change the front brakes! How to chafe brakes? Jack/secure the car Removed tire Remove pads Loosen the bleeder screw Install new pads Bleed the bakes Test the brakes You're good !

park the vehicle into a nicace place ,, but much better if it is in a lifter... lossen the tire first jus lose it dnt remove the nuts,, then jack the vehicle at he back,, then remove the tire,, then open the Breake drum,,
then there you are repalce the breake shoe

First off, I would hope that in the 3 months since you had posted the problem, that you have since figured it out or had someone show you. If not, do you have your owner's manual? After loosening the lock, it's just a matter of a good pull or maybe the lever action of a long scew driver to pop it loose. Kind of frustrating when you're on the side of the road in the rain trying to change your tire though... Good Luck!

block wheel on opposing side to avoid rolling.loosen lug bolts on wheel using lug wrench. donot completely remove nuts. place jack at designated position on side of car. diagram should be on spare cover in trunk under carpet along with the appropriate tools.raise vehicle with jack just high enough to clear ground. remove nuts and flat tire and replace with spare. tightened lug nuts and lower jack. check nuts again for tightness.

get all 4 tires changed and get the dam spare back off of it

Has it been wrecked. If not could be the tires or could be that you have lost a weight on the rims. Have tire balanced or replace it the tires are bad or the alignment is out. Most of the times its the tires or weights have fell off the rim.

with tires blocked, transmission in park emergency brake on, vehicle off the road, you first break loose the lug nuts slightly then raise the jeep and remove the lug nuts, reversing the procedure after replacing the tire.

there is a service update for this here it is.

SYMPTOM/CONDITION:
The customer may experience a rubbing-like sound during hard cornering, when the
steering wheel is turned to its full lock position. This condition may occur in either direction
(full left or full right turn). This condition may be caused by the tire momentarily contacting
the stabilizer bar.
DIAGNOSIS:
If the vehicle is equipped with the 17 inch Goodyear Silent Armor Tire, inspect the tire
inboard surface and the stabilizer bar for evidence of light contact. If contact is present
perform the Repair Procedure.
PARTS REQUIRED:
Qty. Part No. Description
2 06509438AA Washer, Flat (10.4mm I.D. x 23.0mm O.D. x 4.5mm
Thickness w/special corrosion coating)

Changing tires on a 2007 Jeep Wrangler is no different than a typical vehicle. Any local service facility can help out.
If you are wanting to do it yourself:
1. Break the torque on the lug nuts while the vehicle is still on the ground. 2. Jack up the axle using the jack in the trunk (under the panel in the trunk floor) 3. Remove the wheel and tire 4. Replace with the spare or a new tire 5. Tighten the lug nuts to 85-90 ft-lb of torque, make sure you tighten in a star pattern.