Tire Mounting/Dismounting....

[Chino886]

Does anyone know any tips/tricks on how to do this, I have several tires that I am trying to switch out and I went to several places and they wanted $10/wheel, that is ridiculous....

Somebody help....

[ronnie]

Originally posted by Chino886
Does anyone know any tips/tricks on how to do this, I have several tires that I am trying to switch out and I went to several places and they wanted $10/wheel, that is ridiculous....

Somebody help....
buy a bead breaker and learn how to change tires if you lived a little closer i would let you use mine .:)

[Chino886]

Originally posted by ronnie
buy a bead breaker and learn how to change tires if you lived a little closer i would let you use mine .:)

do you have any pointers, I heard if you lube up the tire it will slide on....with a little help of course...

[TheFontMaster]

How much do the bead breakers cost? I'm getting rims and tires in the mail, and I think the dealers around here want even more than 10 bucks a tire.

[alexmx22]

we have a tire machine to break beed and mount tires and it was like 500 in northern hydrolics. but heres a URL=http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=6970&productId=18865&R=18865]bead breaker[/URL]

[motoboy66]

All you need is a bead breaker. If your tires are not mounted, then you will not need anything but tire irons to put them on. I use soapy water to help them mount, and I also applie bead sealer befor seating the bead. Auto zone has it. As for a cheap place for a bead breaker, look at harbor freight. I use the automotive one all the time it was around 50 I think.