flat tire and it's siezed on..

i thought about that..i put them back on carefully with a torque wrench..let's see what happens next time.

my truck has zero issues.

 

don't know if anyone mentioned it yet, And it sucks a bit with a flat vs just normal changing.. but..

Just loosen the nuts and move ahead a bit and stop hard.. then reverse stop hard..
That breaks free the stuckest of wheels. And I just paint em rather than put grease or something anywhere.

I wouldn't use a prybar ever. Nothing to pry against that couldn't be damaged by it, to include the wheel. THey can be stuck on hard.
With a flat, you can't really beat it with a hammer, and that's only for mild stuck tires anyway.