tire changer

skippy

Pretend Fabricator
Location
Tooele
What you need is to buy a tire hammer and a couple good tire bars be about the same price but much quicker than dealing with that chincy machine
 

BCGPER

Starting Another Thread
Location
Sunny Arizona
Yeah those work for 35's, that's as big as I've ever tried. I'll let mine go cheap if you're seriously looking, I'll never use it again (knock on wood). I was using it a lot with the old style MTR sidewalls. :D
 

airmanwilliams

Well-Known Member
Location
Provo, Utah
I dont really need one since I can do this all at the dealership but was curious because I found a coupon for this at $34.99 and thought it would be something I could put in the back of my carport storage closet. Think ill be making a trip to harbor freight for some castors for my bender, gloves and batteries anyways.

What do you want for yours BCGPER? 35's really? Got some longer legs on it and anchored in concrete to do that size tire?
 

jeeper

I live my life 1 dumpster at a time
Location
So Jo, Ut
Large tires are rather easy to do on the driveway with tire irons. I have no experience with the HF machine.
 

BCGPER

Starting Another Thread
Location
Sunny Arizona
You have to anchor it to the concrete to use it at all, which is one reason I won't be using it again (I aint about to drill through my purdy new floor).

If you want it, you can have it.

What do you want for yours BCGPER? 35's really? Got some longer legs on it and anchored in concrete to do that size tire?
 
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