Full Idea
At t1 there is a whole CAR, and a PART of it, which is everything except the right front wheel. At t2 the wheel is removed, leaving just PART, so that CAR is now PART. But PART was a proper part of CAR, and CAR had the front wheel. Different properties!
Gist of Idea
A CAR and its major PART can become identical, yet seem to have different properties
Source
André Gallois (Occasions of Identity [1998], 1.II)
Book Reference
Gallois,André: 'Occasions of Identity' [' 1998], p.15
A Reaction
[compressed summary] The problem is generated by appealing to Leibniz's Law. My immediate reaction is that this is the sort of trouble you get into if you include such temporal truths about things as 'properties'.