I watched a dozen videos changing small tires some with tire equipment some without....not one mentioned the sides of the rim and where to work from. Good content man. Thank you!
thanks brother i try to explain everything. if some one is looking to figure it out why not make it easy or as easy as it could be for the job at hand. You tube has helped me out of a pinch a few times. and its always the little people like me that are not sponsored who you tube done rally care about. so i give it back when ever i can. even if its something little im doing if i think it could help some one else ill post it
@@Silverado82481 no kidding man... Lotta guys covering those wheels and with content that was good... But that one point you brought up seriously was a game changer on my attempts. You have a good demeanor bruh... Funny. And real..... Keep going... The numbers can change overnight.
I like how you roll my dude. Do shit yourself and if you don’t know how you find out how and still fix it.. whatever it is. I’m a firm believer in breaking something myself to fix it before Paying someone else
lol i absolutely refuse to pay some one else for what i know or think i can do sometimes i will admit defeat and take it to a shop but thats not often. if i had my own shop with a lift ans what not SHIIIIIIIIIIT !!!! its game over over shops lol
Here's a tip to seat the tire to the rim: Use cation: spray hairspray or starting fluid in the cavity (not too much) then make a trail coming from the hole, ignite it.
thats usually how i do it i just didnt want to put that in a video and have some kid try it and blow his self up. ive seen people use way to much and actually have a tire explode. but yea the more dangerous stuff that takes common sence i leave out of videos. dont want the you tube karens to get me banned lol i use about a cap full of colman fuel and a torch and that seems to work well
Back in my Prime I mounted a set of 501's on my 400EX rims nothing but my feet. I just got my back up again to my mother's Old Log Cabin push them on with both feet at once. That would never work with bear claws or something like that I took my bear claws to get them mounted and they guy just a thought was crying after getting them on
Honestly, the dangerous way is the best to go, this works but you have to be half superman,.lol.. Couple big squirts of brake cleaning fluid or similar, light it up with a torch and boom! just pull the valve core first and have your compressor ready as soon as it blows fill it up with air,,,wala,,,
Lol I'm by far the poster boy you tube wants me to be. I say what I feel and I hold nothing back so ......im real ..... you tube done want real.....the want people using their platform... the way you tube wants you to use it...... so ill never have the fan base you would think i should have but I dont care. These videos will help some one someday thats all that matters.....
Getting ready to attempt a set of Interco Vampire IIs on a set of 12” rims. Hopefully it goes fairly well, if not, they will look cool full of potting soil and a shrub in the front yard.
In my case, they are tiny tires on my son's four wheeler. Old ones. I can't get this bead to pop for nothing. Truck just stretches the rubber, bead stays locked. Any other tips?
@@Silverado82481 I got it bud, just ended up cutting them off the bead, cleaned um up and then the new ones went on easy. They just were on there for 20 years lol. Thanks though
basically i smeared it all over the spot i pointed out in the video. put some on the finger applied it to the spot in question ( pointed out in the video ) and have not had a problem since!! hope this helps
@@angelocofini7291 glad it was helpfull. heres the recent tire changing video it was a little easier then using the Suburban. and worked out great .. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jCGJYrtKb_8.html
