Model T Tire change - 21" 

Now that was a helpful and highly instructional video. The turnbuckle was an excellent tool I had never considered. Thanks.

Thank you so much! Back in October my 26 TT lost its two front valve stems. Thanks to your video I was able to change the tubes yesterday without much trouble!

I have split rimes, but unlike the videos Ive seen mine take a heck of a job getting them back, spreading the overlap!

Thanks this will help me a lot with changing the tires on a 1928 Chevy roadster not entirely the same but very similar,good stuff!

Thumbs up Mike ! The 19 turdburglars that gave a thumbs down don't like puppies , kittens or ice cream either !

cut the threads back on the turnbuckle so you can turn it easier. Great video!

The use of powder is not so great, it will stay slippery and the tire could slip on the rim under high load conditions like braking on the back wheel. The tire lube used in a tire shop is a better alternative. It will eventually dry and the tire will stick to the rim better.

Just bought my first T a 1921 and it needs tires thanks for the vid

Also valve stem tool that helps keep stem straight

Excellent video!

The rims people freak out about are the "clincher" rims, not the "split" ones like these. They're two different styles.

11:52. Oh crap...I’m busted Great video

Very helpful! I'll be doing the same for my 1926 T Coupe. Thanks!

No powder needed. No soap water. Use a rachet strap. I did all four in an hour.

Ever noticed how in films of WWI military vehicles the wheels often have solid rubber tires?

Hello, please tell me how much does such a tire and a camera cost now?

Next time- have your wife to the tire mounting! That way you won't here the door creaking open!. Very good video, by the way.

Thank you

Brady on a boat

Neverenuffpowder

Surprised, everyone else freaks out about the not using a cage while filling

Way to much powder!

10 minutes or less get rim spreader