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I'm a trucker and I can tell you these guys keep us rolling, ive seen them replace tires in really hot weather and all sorts of winter weather...the speed of some of them is amazing...I'm just glad they're willing to do this job day, night, and in all sorts of weather. I always thank them for coming out or if at a shop the same.
My childhood friend does this as well I always let him no he is greaty appreciated an thank him 4 his hardworking skills as he enjoys it as well this is 1 job an a great career were the money is plentiful. BLESS THIS MAN AN MY FRIEND
Also keep in mind how he does the hardest part pushing down and not lifting up. He works smart too knows to finish at the bottom so he doesn't have to stretch the tire lifting up but rather pushing down with his body weight
I'm half that size and I knock those out in the same time but its not as smooth lol. That being said, I know how hard of job he has. I just hope they pay him well bc he's doing what a lot of ppl can't.
As a retired tire tech, it's just cool to see this guy getting all this appreciation for what he does. It's a fun job. It's really not as hard as it looks, those 3' tire spoons do most of the work but it's still hard work and worthy of praise as he keeps the equally as hard working truck drivers on the road.
It was a fun job that unfortunately pays very little for the work. It’s all about technique and his is better than mine was, I had to cheat with vise grips, but sometimes when a customer wants the cheap chinese tires that rubber fights you like hell.
@@madjackgamingandfitness498he pushed the inside bead over with just his hands. I have to stand on it and use the bars when it's flat on the ground. I'm sure he's a nice guy that loves people but I would never want to see him get mad at me
Note to politicians: this is what normal people have to do to make ends meet when they weren't born into wealth, went to private school, went to Ivy League College, and walked into a cushy internship and gov't job. This is called real work.
A lot of unnecessary activities. It's not as difficult as he makes it look. I want to see the video from the very beginning. Not from the last pull of the dismount.
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That takes incredible strength to do that on a regular basis ! These are the guys we need to tip our hats to and thank him for being a “ Man” who does a “Man’s Job”!
@@GamingWithMaddog64 Really? I can tell you ran an Ax before as a logger? By the way does it not appear this guy has to strength to smartly run that Ax ? Or just really need the know how not the strength ? One goes with the other obviously ! Just really a silly statement !
I driver semis. These Tire/Road Service guys are the BEST ! I was always amazed at how fast they could change a tire & get me rolling again. My hat is off to every one of them. Not to mention the guy that changed my 'air brake can' at Akron OH in 5F° in 6" of snow with the guardrail blocking that side (access) to the under-carriage. Cheerful attitude the entire time. 😊 Amazing ! ! ! He said, "I thought about towing you to the shop but decided I could change the 'can' easier than we could get you hooked/towed and to the shop." Many thanks to World Truck, Akron OH ! 😊
He is obviously a very strong individual but he is cautious and patient which makes it go fast cuz he knows what he is gonna do next but he is not rushing it . He is working at a good pace cuz he being safe and cautious. You know the time and money he just saved his employer if he is not his own boss. Mad props
So you don’t respect people that have what would be considered an easy job. So you feel only people that do back breaking work deserve respect. Wow you are a cvnt.
Rapaz...eu provo que faço mais rápido , de forma alguma estou desprezando o rapaz..mas sou borracheiro aqui no Brasil, se quiser irei trabalhar aí...e provar que sou muito mais rápido
The only edit he did was to get rid of the downtime when he rolled the old tire away and came back with the new one. Other than that that is about an average amount of time for him to do that sort of work the longest part is always airing the new tire up I've done that sort of work for 20 years and I respect that man because it is a very hard job.
As a guy who used to call these mobile tire guys out into the oilfield all the time to fix tires on our construction equipment…. My hat is off to these guys! They work nonstop around the clock keeping us moving.
I recall we had a water truck get a flat tire in the middle of a civil construction pad we were hoping to finish. It happened late on a Friday afternoon. The truck was stranded there until late Tuesday.
That sounds like boilermaker talk. Was your father a boilermaker or ironworker or rigger? I am a retired construction supervisor and I could do all three.😮
Never do that for just the rubber onto the rim but if you do these tires I’m sure you already do that when putting a full wheel back over the hub, need to rotate the pry bar as you lift it a little to line up the holes with the lug nuts. And make sure your air hoses are in the right spot.
All these people posting how amazing this is... I was a truck driver for 6 years during that time I learned how to change truck tires and did it myself many times. It does take a lot of strength but nothing outrageous. This guy is a good worker and strong and I respect him for it but he's hardly unique.
I used to do this work for 20 years, and yes it can be really hard work, this fitter is super good, when I did a breakdown I found all the truckers great people.
Actually he's doing a lot more than necessary. At the end of the day he's worn out. He doesn't have to use all the motions to do the job. Job can be done with a pair of vise grips to make it easier.
I changed tires for 15 years and know that he wasn't in a hurry! As smooth as he was working he could double his speed if he wanted to. At that speed he could change a lot of tires in a day and never get tired
I've a friend who works in a workshop like this ( changing and repairing Big Rigs tyres) and i tell you this, it's a Brutal job. He told me that the baddest day he had at work was when 37 big ones were changed. Man,just to see my friend changing a single tyre ( Big One) my whole body starts to ache in agony.b This job is for Big Strong man.
Love what you do my brother, I was a tire tech for Firestone some yrs back . Safety is the key no matter how fast or slow you work …Plz wear your safety glasses 👍🏾
That dude is strong af I drive simis and used to change my own tires when I first got my garage and holly shit is that a tough job. Dude built like that don’t sleep on him
Lots of comments here complimenting this guy for his hard work..and I agree with everyone....now, if we can just give that same appreciation for truck drivers themselves....oh, wait..
And he's doing it with the wheel still on the truck. Idk if it's easier as I've only done it with the wheel on the bare ground with no one around who had a clue how they could help.
Yep, all this women craze about a rapper and baller nonsense, only a CEO or millionaire matters now, when these gals never really worked a hard day in their lives .....never had to struggle for anything but they want to live a celebrity lifestyle....and do not appreciate this man for keeping our infrastructure running for them to live a comfortable life. Blue Collar workers are the true kings of society.....and he needs his queen too
Men don't respect hard working women either. It's either disrespect for the fields we work in, like care giving or baby raising. Or it's men calling us masculine for working in mechanical or hard labor industrues. I work on cars and the amount of boys that either say disrespectful crap, belittle me as if I don't know what I'm talking about, patronize me like a little kid learning something new, or straight up ignore me like I don't exist is crazy @@martincarr4204when y'all fix YOUR disrespect well fix ours. If not then deal with it and hush
Dang, it takes me over 30 min to just replace a spare tire, then another 4 plus hours to get a new tire put on, but you did all that in just a minute. That’s so amazing
You have to give roadside a ton of respect. Not only is there job dangerous as hell. The guy that changed my drive tire got me back running after 25 min. Saved me from doing my reset on the side of a bad situation
The bead is the same all the way around. Top and bottom depends on where you start. Old mate started at the bottom and worked anti clockwise. Some commenters didn't approve. I like what he did, cos it makes no difference.
My Cousin own a Truck Company doing Long-distance in South Africa and Africa. He taught all his struck drivers to change their own tyres, because it speed up work, rather than getting others to come and do it for them. He also train them as as mechanics. It helped a lot, goiing into Rural Africa.
Did all our outside drive, trailer and of course steer tires like this so they don’t have to come back for a retorque and it’s faster. It’s not difficult. What is a swing arm changer?
Yeah but you have to be careful with your spoon management, once got an ass bruise that was almost an obliterated testicle. I started making drivers hold the brakes for steer tires after that.
If he was really that experienced he wouldn't have that rim up that high then he wouldn't need the third bar at the bottom...also that first bead doesn't require the use of the spoon bar, it'll slide right on if you hold your tongue right
@noshame123 Well VET, I see YOU got common sense. But, if you got common sense, then you'll know that common sense ain't always so common now days, is it????
that dude is a straight up hulk. the way he just casually one hand flipped that tire up with the lever he made. those tires can weigh up to 250 pounds without the rim, and he just casually flips it up like its 25 pounds. then the part where hes bending the tire to fit it into place requires a great deal of strength, and once again hes over there one handing it like its light work.
I'm a tire technician and people should be marveling at this. Commercial and passenger are vastly different but this is a master. A good installer can do this in about 2 minutes once the vehicle is lifted.
Isn't there an OSHA requirement that tires be inflated in a cage or with a clamp on device plus a clamp on air chuck? It's been 26 years since I changed a tire, but we were never trained to change tires that way.
Those tires can weigh in excess of 175 lb he was installing one a little smaller though I would say around 145 lbs still guys got some good energy throwing that much weight around
All of the bs comments here over exaggerate the weight of this tire. This tire is only about 125lbs. They get heavier and some are lighter. This is an 11r22.5 (common for many dump trucks). Either 14 or 16 ply.
Respect to this guy. I like how when he got done he threw the irons and casually walked away like a performer that does a mic drop after a great performance. 😂