How to remove the spare wheel?

two thirds of the weight of the towing vehicle .

If it has seven individual seats it a 7 seater if it has 5 its a 5 seater

Sounds like you have a defective wheel bearing.

Hi rej0,

The battery is located in the rr corner of the trunk. You will need to removed the carpeted trim and floor cover over the spare wheel in the trunk. Next remove the clamp that secures the spare wheel. Then remove the spare wheel. You will also find the roll stop in the wheel well secured with a wing nut. Remove it too. Using a 10mm socket, first loosen the negative battery cable, then the positive battery cable. You will also need to remove the battery clamp near the bottom corner of the battery. The battery can then be slid out into the spare wheel well. Make sure to reinstall the overflow tube, (grey in color) into the replacement battery. Reassemble in reverse order. It is important that you use a replacement battery with the same amp/hr rating. ie. 90 or usually 110ah.

i think its under the floor at the back or you lower it down from on top via a bolt through the floor at the back of the vehicle ,i know the battery is under the drivers seat and i do know i have checked the spare tyre pressure ,some of these vehicles have a skinnyspace saver spare wheel as well depending on year

check under the vehicle some are being mounted directly under the front seats.

spray with wd 40 then use some vass to keep the damp out

nissan a pain in the arse with the dci, diaphram goes wrong all the time especially when replacing the fuel filter and is very expensive to replace.

In the boot you'll find underneath the carpet, a spare wheel well. Containing a spare wheel, a jack, lever tool to remove the bolts and thats all you need. Make sure the handbrake is on and in gear to stop the car moving. Using the jack, you'll notice rubber jacking blocks on th underside of your car.
These points are where to jack the car up. Jack the car up so the its slightly lifted but the wheel is still touching the floor, this will make it easier to undo the wheel nuts. Best way is to put the wheel bolt removal tool and kick it down to "crack them off". Once all bolts loosened continue to jack car up till the wheel is clear off the ground. Remove all loosened bolts and replace wheel. Job done!

It doesn't have one. Just a can of silly foam and a compressor. Look on Ebay etc for a 125/70/18 space saver wheel with a 112mm PDC.