Hey man I've been a mechanic for 30 years never even tried to do it myself till I saw you don't be so hard on yourself I'm sure you helped out thousands of people great job
I am a tire technician and I mount at least 1 tire a day using machinery or specially made tools to do it manually. But about once every 2 years I have to do it the hard way with 2 pry bars and sadly I forget the techniques that make it easier. So I go to UA-cam and what do you know I was simply taking to big of a bite. Corrected myself after watching this video. Now I have my feet up relaxing 😎
i don't doubt what you're saying, but you need to find a new shop. every tire machine i worked on uses plastic duckheads on the wheel so it doesnt scratch it, and unless you have runflat tires, you dont need to use a prybar at all. you can push the tire onto the wheel with your hands as long as you have the top bead under the drop canter.
@@sl33ksnypr285652 I've been to LOADS of tire shops. They find a way to ding a wheel or worse about 50% of the time. I'm not even exaggerating. I'm SO sick of it.
For anybody who is wondering, this is just like you do it on a bike, only the rim is larger and the tire sidewall is stiffer. You want to be careful using something that's sharp at the end for a prybar to make sure you don't rip the bead or it won't hold air.
Thank you very much single mother and I gotta learn how to do mostly everything myself cause can't afford a garage bill n can't afford another vehicle so every little bit of info helps thanks again have a blessed day
Thanks a ton. I’ve mounted a lot of tires at home and this is making my life easier! This method is simple and I greatly appreciate the short to the point video!
I am giving you huge virtual hugs right now dude.. my bf has been fighting to get his tire on the rim all day.. I found your video showed it to him had it on in about 3 min.. THANK YOU BUNCHES❤🎉🎉❤😊😊
That is amazing. I haven't put my tires on yet, but I was afraid it would turn into a 2 hour project. Now that I've seen it, I think I can make it happen. Thank you!
Thanks for posting this video! I like how you kept it quick and to the point. I purchased new rims for my truck and was able to mount the tires with zero scratches by myself thanks to your technique! I did end up cutting som small pieces of rubber hose about 3 inches long, then slice them in half the long way. These were used at any point the prybar (I used a flat blade screwdriver) contacted the rim, just to insure I didnt chip or dimple the rim. Took me about 2x as long as you, but I feel was a good investment. Thanks again!!
I've mounted some 8.5" sidewall tires before, but I could not for the life of me mount my 5" sidewall tires. This is THE best technique to mount tires. I've easily installed these lower profile tires following your instructions. Thank you my man ! 🙏
You are a gem... Thank you. You work like a gentlemen unlike these previous clips I seen on here 🤦🏽♂️, with these same tire size too! I can understand low profile tires being a pain but anything bigger then what you have here should be cake work. Again thank you
As we are living in these self isolating apocalyptic times these skills become more vital. After watching your vid I just went and fitted the tyre to the wheel for the mad max matt black V8 hot rod I'm cobbling together on my driveway to pass the time. One trip to the tyre fitting shop avoided. Thankyou.
Hey man, I saw these beasts on UA-cam doing the same thing you did and I was like sad thinking I couldn't do it manually without scratching the wheel, but you proved it is possible. Thank you so much, I'll be doing my own tires.
thank you for posting this video it helped me out a lot today with my tire change. I was about to give up but kept at it and that feeling i got when the second bead was on, man that's something money at a tire center can't buy.
Thanks for this. You are a great humanitarian. Best tire mounting video for the ages, nobody needs to do this again. Windex and actual wood prybar shows that anybody can do this!!!
Impressive! Great job, great video mister! Didn't know low profiles could be done by hand...tried it, did it👍. PS. I actually won some bets doing it as well...LOL
Nice demonstration video. I know that feel’s good to take care of that yourself. Glad you really expressed how important it is to have your weight on your knee driving the tire down to the center of the rim! People definitely have to understand that. Nice work!
Thanks for posting this video. It definitely helped me. My local tire shop wants 80.00 to mount and balance 4 tires. I thought that was kind of crazy. After watching your video I have the confidence to try it myself.
You are my hero. What a rock star. You make me think that I can do this, too. Thank you so much for the video and the awesome attitude, as well. Be safe!
a tip: lubricate well the inside of the bead facing the exterior of the wheel, it supports the friction involved in the passing over the exterior of the wheel Often, I use a mixture of about 25% liquid dish soap with water tu lube the bead I use it also for loosing the tire bead, I spread this lube and with my manual machine, it is very easy to break the bead( I spread the lube and repeatly apply the force to permit the lube to penetrate the joint)
no, there is not a great quantity of soapy water, and before reinstalling the tire on the wheel, i just check and remove puddle if there is one.@@LifeWithEmin
At the shop I work at we use dawn for lubing the tires which is much cheaper. Also when dealing with an aluminum rim I suggest using a tire iron with a rubber encased tip so it doesn't scratch your rims.
this video helped me a lot, giving me the courage to try it myself, i mounted a set of 215 45 r18 XL, putting the starting side of each bead in the recess of the rim is an essential part to achieve it.
i used 3 levers made for tires that are almost flat on the edge and tire mounting grease on both inside and outside of the beads. i got the mounging grease for 8$ for 5kg
I used ratchet straps to air up my boat trailer tires. Worked great ! Both aired up first try. Thought for sure i was going to need the starter fluid method.
good job. I do mine this way. If you go slow, and work the last couple of times patiently, can do it without damaging anything. and if you are worried about the piece around the rim, go a little slower. shops can damage that lip too.
Richard Carson ur right about that dam shop damage the lip of my rim and when i complaint they said there not responsible for damge dome to rims dam dumb asses
Yeah a young guy at Discount tire scratched all 4 of my brand new rims! The manager made it right and got them all powder coated instead of original paint so in the long run was better. But man was I pissed and quit annoying switching out one at a time over a month process.
this really does work even if you have a thicker more stubborn tire. im 150 lbs..... as long as you position the edge of the tire (during installing/removing) so it lies in the thinner portion of the rim. it may be a struggle if you havent done it before and youll work up a good sweat. all you need is a long thick screwdriver and a good pry bar
Thank you I never learned in high school and I race junk cars but never had to changes tires never had an issue with it but now I have to and this has made it so easy
Nice, great job! I like how you put the cardboard underneath so you don’t scratch anything. Do you have a video showing how to take one off including breaking the bead?
Excellent video and excellent comments as far as I read. Installing 4 new tires on my Toyota will save me over $100 because I already have the equipment to balance the tires after installation. It's about saving money and accomplishing a new DIY task. I also give my thanks to the author of the video.
Nice job. I've never seen that done by hand before. Kudos to you for passing your knowledge along to others. People with negative comments = just pissed because they can't do it. Thanks for the lesson!
yes you can seat the bead at home , take a retching strap wrap it around the tire , tighten down , fill with air , you are now done , don't knock it till you try it .
I'm going to try it. Especially now that we can get tires ordered online for a low price, I'm going to. I just paid $150 to have my RV tire mounted and balanced and all the local tires stores are charging the same. Thank you.
Nice video. I would just like to add that you should always start with the outside part of the rim up. Otherwise you are going to have a hell of a time.
great video. there are some tires that are harder to dismount. there is a trick. you add a solid object to the bottom of the wheel like a 2x4 or a block of metal, wood, plastic..etc. another trick is to use a clamp with a rag on top of the rim (rag to protect the rim) this will hold down the tire from popping up and will make it a 2min job.
Very good and straight to the point, it was worth seeing this video, I could do it myself now that I learned from your video. I wonder if it’s hard to unmount tires from the rim.
A local tire shop installed new tires on my "like new" alloy rims yesterday (13 Mar 2019). Estimate to repair their handy-work to the rims is $1,184 plus tax.
@@Zenairo Almost. Fortunately, I had asked the Manager to look at the wheels before they starting working on the tires. The Manager's exact words were: "they look like new rims". He assured me that they were capable of doing a "professional job". When they had finished installing new tires, every wheel had deep scratches around the perimeter of each rim. As an added bonus, there were what appeared to be peen marks across several of the spokes. I assume this was caused by dropping a tire iron onto the spokes. All-in-all, not a good day.
Your mileage will vary. Having installed hundreds of tires on all different brands of rims and tires, I can say for sure that some will go as easily as this video, and some will give you bloody knuckles and require enormous leverage (we're talking metal poles many, many feet long) to get the bead over the rim.
Mr. Jeff, THANK YOU SO MUCH. MANY MANY PROPS, EVEN MORE RESPECT. YOU SIR, ARE A SAVIOR. NOW, Im going to go give my 18 inch tire a shot on my Ford edge. Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH,SIR
Dude that’s crazy that it takes you five minutes what takes a tire shop 30-45 minutes sometimes even hours Now i don’t have to pay 20$ for them to take off and put on tires
Taking off and mounting tires are quick and easy depending on the profile of the tire. What takes the longest is honestly setting up the car on the lift, gathering the tires, then taking all 4 tires to the machine, and balancing, then filing the paperwork properly. Thats not even including the other 5 cars ahead of you as well.
Good diy video! I also recommend getting 2 proper tire levers and also there are plastic rim protectors you can use to prevent damage to rim. Or just split a piece of pvc pipe and use that to protect rim. Cheers to all DIY'ers out there.
Jeff Flowers is incorrect.. You can not mount it from the back side of the rim because the drop center is towards the front.. You will struggle dearly trying to work that bead on from the back and the chances of injuring yourself in the process go up exponentially.
Lightning Autowerks™ 1. Use Zytel polymer Irons or use 18" sections from shock corded fiberglass tent poles 2. If using steel irons install some duct tape around the edge of the rim and work carefully 3. Take it to a tire shop and have them do it on a machine.
Thank you going for 1&2 I'm too nervous at the chance of anyone else messing wheels up but more comfortable taking my own chance at least Id know every little move was gentle being my own stuff haha. Gonna try taping around and maybe rags where I use the iron to mount
The functionality of the personal balancer is great but probably not equipped to handle wheels larger than 15-16". They balance a trailer tire/wheel in the demonstration clip for harbor freight, which is rather unrealistic. Great idea, just not for a lot of modern vehicles.
@Frank Lopez So your going to drive on unbalanced tires. You realize that the only to options are to pay the shop or buy your own balancer. Which costs about the same price either way. Are you sure you are not the one trolling here. You seem to not undertand how things work.
You can, but you need something to balance it with. There are literally hundreds of different ones you buy ranging from $40-$35k. The $40 is for older, or smaller sized wheels. It's a pole with a level on it. Works great and does what it needs to. However with larger wheels it's not the best. But it'll get you close. Your best best is to take it to a shop, they can't really s uff the rims doing that.
Nabre Labre 100% Or what usually happens is drop them off at 8, the shop says come back at 3 and they will be done. You come back and they aren’t done and you end up waiting till 5. ALL DAY LONG TO GET TIRES MOUNTED.
Brilliant demonstration! I have to drive some 20km to change tires for winter/summer. Wait, get charged a fortune and do it all over again. Excellent. Thank you very much.
Great Video. Thank You. Running my E36 BMW with factory alignment specs causes the front tires to wear unevenly (inside portion wears faster). Its by design and why BMW doesn't recommend tire rotations. To maximize the life of the tires the ideal thing to do is dismount and swap locations. Unfortunately most big-name tire shops are picky about doing this and simply wont if a tire shows uneven wear. They will however dismount and gladly balance upon returning visit. It takes time, it is work and costs a little money. In the end I save money by getting the full life out of my expensive, quality tires. I would bet a lot of the people complaining are running cheap POS tires which wouldn't be worth the effort.
Hey man I've been a mechanic for 30 years never even tried to do it myself till I saw you don't be so hard on yourself I'm sure you helped out thousands of people great job
Yeah it saves me sixty dollars a tire now days.
How 60$!
I am a tire technician and I mount at least 1 tire a day using machinery or specially made tools to do it manually. But about once every 2 years I have to do it the hard way with 2 pry bars and sadly I forget the techniques that make it easier. So I go to UA-cam and what do you know I was simply taking to big of a bite. Corrected myself after watching this video. Now I have my feet up relaxing 😎
1?? Lmfao so not a real tech. Been doing this 25 years all the way up to off road mining tires.. never had a 1 tire a day
1 tire a day? What are you changing a unicycle tire
@callmeworm8441 I said atleast 1 a day. 10 years of public bus tires
The focus of this video should be, in my opinion, learn to do for yourself first. It isn't about saving $20. It's about knowing how to mount a tire.
$20 per wheel and balance so actually $80
Koalafications4Dayz well you want to get it balanced but installing it to get from point a to point b is nice. Or for drifting or something.
well it goes without saying.
ui
@@davidhur09 exactly!
thank you for giving us younger generation the confident of DIY( do it yourself), when we have to.🙏👍 God Bless ya’ll
hell yeah. man, tired of these shops scratching rims and claiming they didn't do it and for $20/30 charge too! very helpful.
i don't doubt what you're saying, but you need to find a new shop. every tire machine i worked on uses plastic duckheads on the wheel so it doesnt scratch it, and unless you have runflat tires, you dont need to use a prybar at all. you can push the tire onto the wheel with your hands as long as you have the top bead under the drop canter.
@@sl33ksnypr285652 I've been to LOADS of tire shops. They find a way to ding a wheel or worse about 50% of the time. I'm not even exaggerating. I'm SO sick of it.
@@ccjohncc1 Well if you do it like this guy does, you'll ding the hell out of your rims.
For anybody who is wondering, this is just like you do it on a bike, only the rim is larger and the tire sidewall is stiffer. You want to be careful using something that's sharp at the end for a prybar to make sure you don't rip the bead or it won't hold air.
Thank you very much single mother and I gotta learn how to do mostly everything myself cause can't afford a garage bill n can't afford another vehicle so every little bit of info helps thanks again have a blessed day
In a similar situation....we can do this! One step at a time.
and since you cant afford a husband either lol
j wizz That’s not how marriage works you can’t buy someone into marriage
@@tville4358 debateable
@@LightlessAMG Definitely debatable. Some women get a house, then find a man who conveniently doesn't have one.😄
Thanks bruh! I just mounted 4 winter tires on steelies in about 15 minutes. Much easier than I thought. Enjoy the Holidays.
Johnny CincoCero better hope u balanced those puppies
Did you balance them? How hard is diy balancing?
Johnny CincoCero bruh
@@MarshallBLewis No...I didn't balance them. Have them balanced at your local tire shop.
Congratulations
Thanks a ton. I’ve mounted a lot of tires at home and this is making my life easier! This method is simple and I greatly appreciate the short to the point video!
I am giving you huge virtual hugs right now dude.. my bf has been fighting to get his tire on the rim all day.. I found your video showed it to him had it on in about 3 min.. THANK YOU BUNCHES❤🎉🎉❤😊😊
That is amazing. I haven't put my tires on yet, but I was afraid it would turn into a 2 hour project. Now that I've seen it, I think I can make it happen. Thank you!
Thanks for posting this video! I like how you kept it quick and to the point. I purchased new rims for my truck and was able to mount the tires with zero scratches by myself thanks to your technique! I did end up cutting som small pieces of rubber hose about 3 inches long, then slice them in half the long way. These were used at any point the prybar (I used a flat blade screwdriver) contacted the rim, just to insure I didnt chip or dimple the rim. Took me about 2x as long as you, but I feel was a good investment. Thanks again!!
I've mounted some 8.5" sidewall tires before, but I could not for the life of me mount my 5" sidewall tires.
This is THE best technique to mount tires. I've easily installed these lower profile tires following your instructions. Thank you my man ! 🙏
You are a gem... Thank you. You work like a gentlemen unlike these previous clips I seen on here 🤦🏽♂️, with these same tire size too! I can understand low profile tires being a pain but anything bigger then what you have here should be cake work. Again thank you
As we are living in these self isolating apocalyptic times these skills become more vital. After watching your vid I just went and fitted the tyre to the wheel for the mad max matt black V8 hot rod I'm cobbling together on my driveway to pass the time. One trip to the tyre fitting shop avoided. Thankyou.
Hey man, I saw these beasts on UA-cam doing the same thing you did and I was like sad thinking I couldn't do it manually without scratching the wheel, but you proved it is possible. Thank you so much, I'll be doing my own tires.
thank you for posting this video it helped me out a lot today with my tire change. I was about to give up but kept at it and that feeling i got when the second bead was on, man that's something money at a tire center can't buy.
You are awesome! Straight to the point and no fluff. Thank-you, sir!!
Omg I did not think I could do it and it actually worked! I mounted a tire in my livingroom in less than 5 minutes! Thanks so much
3:08 "If not? … then you can take a hike!" that was the fitting next line with his tone there. Haha :P
Thanks for this. You are a great humanitarian. Best tire mounting video for the ages, nobody needs to do this again. Windex and actual wood prybar shows that anybody can do this!!!
Impressive! Great job, great video mister! Didn't know low profiles could be done by hand...tried it, did it👍.
PS. I actually won some bets doing it as well...LOL
I did mount 2 tires by myself and use them to the drag strip! Turns out I won couple of races! Thank you!
Nice demonstration video. I know that feel’s good to take care of that yourself. Glad you really expressed how important it is to have your weight on your knee driving the tire down to the center of the rim!
People definitely have to understand that. Nice work!
Thanks for posting this video. It definitely helped me. My local tire shop wants 80.00 to mount and balance 4 tires. I thought that was kind of crazy. After watching your video I have the confidence to try it myself.
what did you use for weights
You are my hero. What a rock star. You make me think that I can do this, too. Thank you so much for the video and the awesome attitude, as well. Be safe!
This video is one of the best DIY videos that I have seen. Thank you for your help!
Dude...you did that in a smooth but in a lighting fast way....Your a savage, good job!
a tip: lubricate well the inside of the bead facing the exterior of the wheel, it supports the friction involved in the passing over the exterior of the wheel
Often, I use a mixture of about 25% liquid dish soap with water tu lube the bead
I use it also for loosing the tire bead, I spread this lube and with my manual machine, it is very easy to break the bead( I spread the lube and repeatly apply the force to permit the lube to penetrate the joint)
Isn't it bad if the soap stays inside of the tire?
no, there is not a great quantity of soapy water, and before reinstalling the tire on the wheel, i just check and remove puddle if there is one.@@LifeWithEmin
At the shop I work at we use dawn for lubing the tires which is much cheaper. Also when dealing with an aluminum rim I suggest using a tire iron with a rubber encased tip so it doesn't scratch your rims.
I knew there was a way to do it manually, I did it in a bind a long time ago just needed a refresher. Thanks!
Such an incredible video I wish I found years ago. Thank you for the upload!
this video helped me a lot, giving me the courage to try it myself, i mounted a set of 215 45 r18 XL, putting the starting side of each bead in the recess of the rim is an essential part to achieve it.
i used 3 levers made for tires that are almost flat on the edge and tire mounting grease on both inside and outside of the beads. i got the mounging grease for 8$ for 5kg
That’s awesome! Do you balance them as well after? I wonder because I’ve seen some info on diy balancing, but I’ve never attempted that. Cheers!
you sir have just saved me alot of hastle and money thank you!
I screwed around for 2 hours, took a break and watched your video. I had the tire on the wheel in 3 minutes. Thank you.
I've done it myself, but your method looks a lot easier, so THANKS for posting it!
Tip: next use a ratchet strap and secure it around it. Tighten it to align the tire around the rim for easier air filling.
I've seen a video where they used lighter fluid to do that.
Spray a little starting fluid in it then ignite it and it will pop it on.
I used ratchet straps to air up my boat trailer tires.
Worked great ! Both aired up first try.
Thought for sure i was going to need the starter fluid method.
Yes, this is a great method! the fire method is a pain in the ass. Much prefer the ratchet strap method.
Thats stupid. You dont want to bend your tire that way. Also dont use starting fluid please. Its dangerous and stupid
good job. I do mine this way. If you go slow, and work the last couple of times patiently, can do it without damaging anything. and if you are worried about the piece around the rim, go a little slower. shops can damage that lip too.
Richard Carson ur right about that dam shop damage the lip of my rim and when i complaint they said there not responsible for damge dome to rims dam dumb asses
They use a JohnBeam tire machine with rubber heads and they still damage the rim
Yeah a young guy at Discount tire scratched all 4 of my brand new rims! The manager made it right and got them all powder coated instead of original paint so in the long run was better. But man was I pissed and quit annoying switching out one at a time over a month process.
this really does work even if you have a thicker more stubborn tire. im 150 lbs..... as long as you position the edge of the tire (during installing/removing) so it lies in the thinner portion of the rim. it may be a struggle if you havent done it before and youll work up a good sweat. all you need is a long thick screwdriver and a good pry bar
Thank you I never learned in high school and I race junk cars but never had to changes tires never had an issue with it but now I have to and this has made it so easy
This is a great video to get you out of a pinch or simply DIY. Great technique. Never mind the foolish comments, Thanks for sharing.
That won't work on rusted tires, low profile tires you will never be able to take them on or off and will scratch, dent destroy the rim
@@infiniti37G rusted tirers ????
Just put the tire on,not hard
@@singtracks rusted rims, more like lol
Nice, great job! I like how you put the cardboard underneath so you don’t scratch anything. Do you have a video showing how to take one off including breaking the bead?
This video is very helpful. Thank you for sharing this. I'm sure to save myself some money thanks to this handy tutorial.
Excellent video and excellent comments as far as I read. Installing 4 new tires on my Toyota will save me over $100 because I already have the equipment to balance the tires after installation. It's about saving money and accomplishing a new DIY task. I also give my thanks to the author of the video.
Nice job. I've never seen that done by hand before. Kudos to you for passing your knowledge along to others. People with negative comments = just pissed because they can't do it. Thanks for the lesson!
I have incredible respect for the men that do this for a living
Thank you a lot!! I did not know you can do it yourself. I just got flat tire and I am going to do it myself. Once again thank you very much
Thank you!
This is the best how to video on UA-cam!
yes you can seat the bead at home , take a retching strap wrap it around the tire , tighten down , fill with air , you are now done , don't knock it till you try it .
What about balancing the tire so it dont vibrate on the highway...
thanks
Thank you for making this video. I’m going to try this. Given our budget crunch, I’m trying to keep from spending money any safe way I can.
I'm going to try it. Especially now that we can get tires ordered online for a low price, I'm going to. I just paid $150 to have my RV tire mounted and balanced and all the local tires stores are charging the same. Thank you.
Nice video. I would just like to add that you should always start with the outside part of the rim up. Otherwise you are going to have a hell of a time.
Ah thank you! Definitely worth doing it myself over 39$ a tire at the shop 😵💫 and an excuse to buy myself a new toy... the prybar 🤷♂️
I owe a big thanks to you. This video helped me alot to out tire back into rim.
Thanks again!
great video. there are some tires that are harder to dismount. there is a trick. you add a solid object to the bottom of the wheel like a 2x4 or a block of metal, wood, plastic..etc. another trick is to use a clamp with a rag on top of the rim (rag to protect the rim) this will hold down the tire from popping up and will make it a 2min job.
How Do you Break The bead then get the tyre off. You Started with an empty rim. Thanks.
Thank you, very useful! Any hints for balancing?
Hold one ear
Excellent! Thanks. I think I'll be handling my tires myself from now on!
Very good and straight to the point, it was worth seeing this video, I could do it myself now that I learned from your video. I wonder if it’s hard to unmount tires from the rim.
this the old school way good video
A local tire shop installed new tires on my "like new" alloy rims yesterday (13 Mar 2019). Estimate to repair their handy-work to the rims is $1,184 plus tax.
My brand new set of Enkei's was 1200, did they melt all of your rims into a puddle or something?
@@Zenairo Almost. Fortunately, I had asked the Manager to look at the wheels before they starting working on the tires. The Manager's exact words were: "they look like new rims". He assured me that they were capable of doing a "professional job".
When they had finished installing new tires, every wheel had deep scratches around the perimeter of each rim. As an added bonus, there were what appeared to be peen marks across several of the spokes. I assume this was caused by dropping a tire iron onto the spokes. All-in-all, not a good day.
Fuck your rims, bitches😁
Your mileage will vary. Having installed hundreds of tires on all different brands of rims and tires, I can say for sure that some will go as easily as this video, and some will give you bloody knuckles and require enormous leverage (we're talking metal poles many, many feet long) to get the bead over the rim.
Mr. Jeff, THANK YOU SO MUCH.
MANY MANY PROPS, EVEN MORE RESPECT.
YOU SIR, ARE A SAVIOR.
NOW, Im going to go give my 18 inch tire a shot on my Ford edge.
Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH,SIR
Pretty good all way round, especially for emergencies!
Dude that’s crazy that it takes you five minutes what takes a tire shop 30-45 minutes sometimes even hours
Now i don’t have to pay 20$ for them to take off and put on tires
Taking off and mounting tires are quick and easy depending on the profile of the tire. What takes the longest is honestly setting up the car on the lift, gathering the tires, then taking all 4 tires to the machine, and balancing, then filing the paperwork properly. Thats not even including the other 5 cars ahead of you as well.
Man, you made that look so easy, I have to try it out now!
Thanks a lot man, I must change the four tires of my woman's car but too broke to go to any shop. So this is very helpful, thanks again.
I always found de-mounting the tire to be the actual pain in the ass.
Just uninflate it and cut it off.
Thank you for saving my $20
Good diy video! I also recommend getting 2 proper tire levers and also there are plastic rim protectors you can use to prevent damage to rim. Or just split a piece of pvc pipe and use that to protect rim. Cheers to all DIY'ers out there.
Hey, since you commented a day ago & seem to have knowledge. After that do I just inflate the tire? Is there anything else it needs?
What are tire levers?
I thank you for your help and it is not only easy but you save money as well I do most of the work on my cars all the time
Jeff Flowers is incorrect.. You can not mount it from the back side of the rim because the drop center is towards the front.. You will struggle dearly trying to work that bead on from the back and the chances of injuring yourself in the process go up exponentially.
Best way to not mess up the wheel then?
Lightning Autowerks™ 1. Use Zytel polymer Irons or use 18" sections from shock corded fiberglass tent poles 2. If using steel irons install some duct tape around the edge of the rim and work carefully 3. Take it to a tire shop and have them do it on a machine.
Thank you going for 1&2 I'm too nervous at the chance of anyone else messing wheels up but more comfortable taking my own chance at least Id know every little move was gentle being my own stuff haha. Gonna try taping around and maybe rags where I use the iron to mount
Lightning Autowerks™ Rags will definitely work.
Lightning Autowerks best way to not mess it up? take it to Costco $15
Gonna have to try this! Drift life!
What do you mean? What's this got to do with drifting?
@@aa-vb9tj they have to change out their tyres more than others resulting in going to a tire tech and paying them. Doing this cuts out that expense..
Man, you’ve got great balance. Great video. Thanks...Mac
gosh i appreciate someone who get right to the point. Thank you.
yeah!!! But still you need to pay for the balance !! Can you balance by hand?
m.harborfreight.com/portable-wheel-balancer-39741.html?Fnot%20provided
@Frank Lopez tell that to Scotty you random dumbass on the internet.
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The functionality of the personal balancer is great but probably not equipped to handle wheels larger than 15-16". They balance a trailer tire/wheel in the demonstration clip for harbor freight, which is rather unrealistic. Great idea, just not for a lot of modern vehicles.
@Frank Lopez So your going to drive on unbalanced tires. You realize that the only to options are to pay the shop or buy your own balancer. Which costs about the same price either way. Are you sure you are not the one trolling here. You seem to not undertand how things work.
You can, but you need something to balance it with. There are literally hundreds of different ones you buy ranging from $40-$35k. The $40 is for older, or smaller sized wheels. It's a pole with a level on it. Works great and does what it needs to. However with larger wheels it's not the best. But it'll get you close. Your best best is to take it to a shop, they can't really s uff the rims doing that.
Ok its decided, I'm doing this myself, sick and tired of wasting my day at the tire shop
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Or what usually happens is drop them off at 8, the shop says come back at 3 and they will be done. You come back and they aren’t done and you end up waiting till 5.
ALL DAY LONG TO GET TIRES MOUNTED.
Davy Jones the shop I work at will have your car done, in about an hour and a half if you come in during the rush
Awesome video. Get the $6 tire irons from HF and that will help the rim. Can also cut a rubber mat to corer the face of the rim too.
Hey bro i was reading the comments left to you you are very much appreciated by a lot of people i have to say with all do respect YOU ARE THE SHIT BRO
Time to try this with 34s on a 17” rim 😂
did it work?
@@shadexyz he’s still trying to get the second tire to go on
wrap that pry bar with cable insulation tape. Won't scratch rims.
It cuts the tape, and your back to how you started !!
Or use a condom !!
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I just watched your video and put a tire onto my rim :) thanks a tons!
Thank you.
I as well experienced damage while having a “professional” install my tires and will be doing to in the future.
Now you just need to balance it by hand.
Can confirm this method still works in 2022. Also can confirm everyone except me knew that 0:56 was the easy side 🙆🏼♂️. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Brilliant demonstration! I have to drive some 20km to change tires for winter/summer. Wait, get charged a fortune and do it all over again. Excellent. Thank you very much.
I’ll be attempting this tomorrow. Thanks for this video!
Great Video. Thank You. Running my E36 BMW with factory alignment specs causes the front tires to wear unevenly (inside portion wears faster). Its by design and why BMW doesn't recommend tire rotations. To maximize the life of the tires the ideal thing to do is dismount and swap locations. Unfortunately most big-name tire shops are picky about doing this and simply wont if a tire shows uneven wear. They will however dismount and gladly balance upon returning visit. It takes time, it is work and costs a little money. In the end I save money by getting the full life out of my expensive, quality tires. I would bet a lot of the people complaining are running cheap POS tires which wouldn't be worth the effort.
Just tried it,worked perfectly thanks!
It's about saving $20 x 4 here in the UK. Great vid 👍
Bro that was NIIIICE!!! Good looking out on this video! Looking forward to mounting mine
This is the first video I watched and it worked the first time I tried thanks for the video
this is definitely the best tutorial so far and its 8 years old
Good video. Always good to know how to do stuff yourself.
Just wanted to say thank you for sharing and making this video. It was really quite educational.
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Aswome thanks just took me 5 mins after watching your vid cheers from the uk!
Saved me alot of hastle today, thanks for the tutorial.
Thanks. I did this on my riding lawn mower rear tire and it worked good. I wore gloves also in case i slipped.
does help a lot! thank you. diy from now on.