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So... Im fuckin tired of using the tire tools and tire spoons changing tires all the time lol. So ive been looking into tire changing machines and what not.
Here is what i think ima get:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOTOR...item2eb71f54de
Its pretty basic, not to big, and seems easy to use. It mainly just breaks the bead which is usually the biggest pain in the ass when changing tires.
Thoughts? Suggestions? What does everyone else use for changing tires??
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i run over the bead with a truck and use spoons lol
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tire spoons, had to clear that up, some people might not understand
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Originally Posted by CLD107
i run over the bead with a truck and use spoons lol
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tire spoons, had to clear that up, some people might not understand
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Im so over using the fuckin spoons though
Ive never tried running over the tire, but i don't think id like that lol
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Harbor freight has a manual motorcycle wheel bead breaker for 20-30 bucks. I love mine!!! But still gotta change the rest with the irons...
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get a friend at a shop that has a real changer ,i found some old man in a run down shop around the block and told him id give him a couple bucks to use the mechine .he said '' shit bye me a case of beer next time you come '' . i had him help me the first time so he could see im not a total dumb ass and to see how he wanted me to use his shit . the rest is history . im there with beer in hand every other week .i like to do burnouts lol .
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I wish I could afford new tires that often.
I saw a thread that had this sweet way to change a tire. I can't find it but I'll explain.
You get 8 small ratchet straps or any kind of strap that will lock. Break the bead and place the straps evenly around the tire. It will basically just slip onto the rim. Sounds great for some nice rims you don't want to ding up.
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I have not tried it because I have access to a tire machine. But if I powder coat my rims I may just do it that way
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I have used a spare bike and the kick stand to break the bead and spoons before..
also ran it over with the truck...
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Originally Posted by Jowilly08
I wish I could afford new tires that often.
I saw a thread that had this sweet way to change a tire. I can't find it but I'll explain.
You get 8 small ratchet straps or any kind of strap that will lock. Break the bead and place the straps evenly around the tire. It will basically just slip onto the rim. Sounds great for some nice rims you don't want to ding up.
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i saw that thred it was pritty cool .
