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Swapping tyres at home

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william127:
i tryed to take a load of bald tyres off their rims last year, broke the bead no problems with a highlift and a tractor, but no way could i get them off after that, even with 5 footlevers. kwickfit change, balance and fit em back on the truck for a tenner each if you pay in the correct way :wink: thats where ill get mine done next time

bombx3:
i take the valves out then drive in a circle that breaks the bead easy as pie

bogie:
And a good chance of wrecking the tyre walls!!!

ragerover:

--- Quote from: robkav on December 12, 2009, 00:46:42 ---[!Expletive Deleted!] that boys make friends with someone at a local tire place and give them a "drink" i used to cut tires of rims with a petrol disc cutter even took ages.

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couldn't agree more the lads at the local quickfit are on crap money
and with the credit crunch are allways skint
I pay a fiver ballanced with a new valve ( cash in hand)
and there allways pleased to see me
plus when you price up tyres for the mrs runabout I get a great deal

bombx3:

--- Quote from: bogie on December 12, 2009, 19:36:28 ---And a good chance of wrecking the tyre walls!!!

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not if your carefull its not much difference to getting a punture

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