I have been a member of AAA Roadside Assistance for 10 years 30 years if you add the married years. My second vehicle is a Van and upon purchasing it I upgraded the jack that you put in a loop and turn. Along, with small spare tire that was issued to accommodate the flat tire repair process. Needless, to say a friend was in need of assistance and if I could retrieve her. Being the friend I am I offer a lyft ride. However, she was uncomfortable in her surrounding. After procuring her and chastising her my left front blowout. Upon my inquiry to AAA to repair a flat tire I was told that if the vehicle had rims and locking nuts that I would have to remove and reapply the locking nut. Preparation is key when things occur and my floor jack I upgraded had the Van firmly secured with the locking nut removed so the tech needed only to remove the remaining lug nuts affix the OEM spare tighten the nuts and having me apply the lock nut.