Let's face reality here shall we....$185 for (maybe) an easier way to do the last 4" of a tire. The first 85% is easy with irons. Cool idea but way too pricey for what it accomplishes. Yet, some people have no end to funds or have no intention of saving for the future....I'm guessing 90% of these sold are collecting dust somewhere.
Actually incorrect. Not only the last 4 inches of the tire but all of it. If you haven't used one yet, then you wouldn't really know. But, not only that, I'm not sticking a metal tire iron in my brand new rims. So maybe part of what you say is true. If you're only going to use it once or twice maybe it's not the right tool for you. But if you're changing tires quite often, this is one handy tool.
@@jkiseracing I'm glad you like it. After dropping that much money... I made my comment after watching you struggle with this tool. Maybe you've gotten better at it since...I've been changing dirt tires for 50 years. Not a fun job I'll admit but... If you know how to do it, irons work just fine. I just put two new tires on my 500 EXC-F yesterday. Brand new black rims, not a scratch on either. I watched your video again... Takes way longer than my method and I still don't see $185 worth of value. Just my opinion. Don't take it personally.
