Any tried removing a tire at home?
Has anyone tried removing a tire from a rim at home? After looking at a few videos on You Tube I think I can do it. But if anyone has ever tried this please comment, I'd love to hear any tips.
Oh and BTW I am only considering this because I don't care if I scratch the rims. I just want to save the tire and the TPMS. |
I have done motorcycles.
Not worth the effort on a car. |
on low-profile, performance tires, I wouldn't bother. I'd try it on my wife's Santa Fe in a heartbeat if I had a need.
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it cost 10 bucks to have tire dismounted.. what you want to do is not worth it. you will damage something, might be you. :)
beers :beer: |
i suggest staying away from screwing all that up. i bet if you go to america's tire or tirepros, something like that they would gladly remove your tires. it will take maybe a few minutes. i do not suggest doing it yourself, too much effort.
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you can do it...if you're chuck norris.
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Originally Posted by Im_DANomite
(Post 2527829)
you can do it...if you're chuck norris.
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To anyone thinking of removing a 45 or less profile tire at home without any special tools - forget it - I tried pretty hard to no avail. Of course this advise does not apply to Chuck Norris.
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hehehe i cant beleive you actually tried still :)
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lol... i guess he had nothing to do...
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I had a million things to do that day! LOL
Only positive thing that came from trying is a diesel isometric work out! |
rofl ahahahah
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