Topic: Cool way to remove tire?

[nccb]

Anybody ever done it this way?  I was randomly surfing youtube.  I took it to a dealer last time because I had so much strife out of the tire.  I might try it this way next time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9MpgD-xIjg

[fmctm1sw]

I've heard of it but never did it.  Personally, I'll never change another tire without a breezer...

[ofreen]

Well, it is ingenious I guess.  But I could have had that tubeless tire off and back on there three or four times in the time he did it once (even with the edits) with three tire irons and some Ru-Glide.  Without being in any particular hurry.

[754]

Ru-glide is the shiznits, without it..just extra work..

[70CB750]

Typical for this civilization of waste.

[madmtnmotors]

Well, it is ingenious I guess.  But I could have had that tubeless tire off and back on there three or four times in the time he did it once (even with the edits) with three tire irons and some Ru-Glide.  Without being in any particular hurry.

Ru-glide is the shiznits, without it..just extra work..

+1. Poor guy is definitely overexerting himself. I guess as long as it gets results... although I fell asleep about halfway through. Thought I was watching a baseball game!

[Rocky2010]

Interesting Concept 

[faux fiddy]

Typical for this civilization of waste.

Yeah, those zip ties are useful for other things, but I guess you can use what's left of them.

I've never heard of a breezer or ru-glide.  I never saw the orange tool like he has, but I know that the arbor press can be used in a similar fashion. I used the old style tire tools and a opiece of antifreeze jug to prevent scratches.

[70CB750]

Never mind me, I have a environmental streak in me, shows up sometimes 

http://www.pepboys.com/product/details/8446008/00162?isPayInStoreOnlyStore=false

Got RU from Pep Boys years ago, great stuff.

[faux fiddy]

Never mind me, I have a environmental streak in me, shows up sometimes 

We keep the leftover useable zip tie bits in a drawer and check there first for one long enough before getting out the new box.

I remember buying the bumpersticker that says 'Use Less Stuff.'

[TwoTired]

My eyes, my eyes!  The goggles, they do nothing!

May I present a lesson in the blind leading the blind?  Or in this case, the ignorant teaching the even more ignorant and gullible.

If he had actually had any real training, he would never have posted "stupid lore".

There's simply no accreditation on Youtube.  Remember that, if nothing else...

[fmctm1sw]

My eyes, my eyes!  The goggles, they do nothing!

May I present a lesson in the blind leading the blind?  Or in this case, the ignorant teaching the even more ignorant and gullible.

If he had actually had any real training, he would never have posted "stupid lore".

There's simply no accreditation on Youtube.  Remember that, if nothing else...

I hope Lloyd never sees the way I broke my 3 wheeler's balloon tire off the rim....  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bha3go80Syg   

[demon78]

I hate to say this but some of the old time enduro riders I knew would have the wheel off, the tire off, at least one side, the tube out and patched, back in, tire back on and wheel back on blown up and their tire irons and pump packed away and motoring by the time he got the tie in place, I was impress the first time I saw some one break a bead with their boots, any how, I guess I'm not with the times.
Bill the demon.

[DaveBarbier]

My eyes, my eyes!  The goggles, they do nothing!

I just want to honor this a second.


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Ok, carry on.


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1978 Honda CB550K

[Cqyqte]

I reuse zip ties by slipping a pocket knife blade under the catch ratchet and releasing it, the strap slips off and I pull the blade out.  Then again I am cheap... fixed income old fart with too much idle time on my hands!

[AbbyRider]

I tried this method. Tried zip ties. Tried ratchet straps. Didn't work. Tried good old tire levers with some muscle behind them. Worked.

[dave500]

I recently found two good old 14x7 five spoke mag wheels with dead tyres,the shop charged me 5 bucks to pull the old tyres off,with zip ties it would've been more like $127.43c ?

[Duke McDukiedook]

Well, it is ingenious I guess.  But I could have had that tubeless tire off and back on there three or four times in the time he did it once (even with the edits) with three tire irons and some Ru-Glide.  Without being in any particular hurry.

This kid has obviously never heard of tire irons.
Some muther#$%*ers always trying to ice skate uphill. 

[krusty]

Have seen ugly scars on rims where irons have been used. Still, its good to see something a little different which may be useful sometime to someone.

[trueblue]

Definately interesting as a thought exercise, but completely impractical in the real world.  I didn't sit there for the full video, I just skipped through, I have a short attention span.  He could have edited it back to a 2 minute video and still gotten the idea across.

[DH]

    The guy is a rookie, probly proud of discovering this method and just wanting
to share. Maybe, maybe not. His heart is in the right place. And his method did work. Video is a bit sleepy tho.   He should've pulled the sprocket carrier out.

[Maurice]

I hope Lloyd never sees the way I broke my 3 wheeler's balloon tire off the rim....  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bha3go80Syg   

That's Darwin award material right there, complete with chicken clucking

Zip-tie method looks legit though. They even make reusable ones with a little trigger. With practice tire irons are quicker, but this looks like a good way to save a rim: no matter how careful you are, working with Ru-glyde makes it quite likely to slip an iron and scratch a newly painted rim to hell.

The thing with mounting tire that always gets me is popping the bead back on on a tubeless tire. Never fails to scare the crap out of me. Also getting rid of tires in NJ is challenging.

[TwoTired]

You tube videos will be quite handy after the apocalypse when services and proper technology are unavailable.  I wonder if there is a youtube video to explain how to watch you tube videos after the apocalypse?

[ofreen]

With practice tire irons are quicker, but this looks like a good way to save a rim: no matter how careful you are, working with Ru-glyde makes it quite likely to slip an iron and scratch a newly painted rim to hell.

The main reason I started changing my own tubeless tires (i have always changed my own tube type tires) is that I didn't want my wheels dinged. I've never seen a wheel come back from a dealer without a new mark on it. So I started doing my own almost 25 years ago. I don't mark my wheels, and I don't mark wheels belonging to others who bring them to me because....they know I don't mark wheels. Dinging wheels with tire irons is not inevitable.  Using RuGlyde makes it less likely you will slip. With lubrication and correct technique, little force is necessary. Less force means less likelihood of a slip.

[Maurice]

With practice tire irons are quicker, but this looks like a good way to save a rim: no matter how careful you are, working with Ru-glyde makes it quite likely to slip an iron and scratch a newly painted rim to hell.

The main reason I started changing my own tubeless tires (i have always changed my own tube type tires) is that I didn't want my wheels dinged. I've never seen a wheel come back from a dealer without a new mark on it. So I started doing my own almost 25 years ago. I don't mark my wheels, and I don't mark wheels belonging to others who bring them to me because....they know I don't mark wheels. Dinging wheels with tire irons is not inevitable.  Using RuGlyde makes it less likely you will slip. With lubrication and correct technique, little force is necessary. Less force means less likelihood of a slip.

Yeah I'm not that good, I'll use all the help I can get. Last time I pinched the gd tube in a few places on the rear wheel, duh... Live and learn, each time it gets a bit easier.

[DH]

Modern tire machines go a long way to make it possible to mount and dis mount without marking the wheel. With a good operator, it's worth the extra bucks to not mess with it. at least that's been my experience so far, CB AND CBR 600. I've worried about wheel marring too, but thankfully, I can't find any. I don't know if I'd patch a speed rated sport bike tire like the guy was planning tho. Only if it were temporary.

[dave500]

ill do chrome rims at home but leave alloys to the shop,im too rough and I have nice big long and strong Michelin and dowidat levers!

[70CB750]

I done tires on my jeep more times than I care to remember; hardest part to brake the bead.

[dave500]

I used to run an old mack tip truck in the mid to late 80s,i always did my own puncture repairs road side,it had split rims and tubes though so not so hard,still gotta break that bead,i had a home made heavy breaker slam tube and all that #$%* on board,boy I don't miss them days,i can remember doing one in front of a pub with blokes sitting drinking beer and watching me,no #$%* offered to help.

[70CB750]

Ha, thats a different league.   My jeep has 31" tires.

Split rims, arent they illegal now?

[dave500]

not here in Australia,hell we even have split days off/split hairs and we split the difference.

[70CB750]

not here in Australia,hell we even have split days off/split hairs and we split the difference.

And you start your day every morning with nice, full split 

Like this guy:

[dave500]

that's what happens when your cheap penis pump goes wrong,it sucks.

[754]

I have a real tire bead breaker for bikes, if i find it will snap a pic..

[demon78]

Jeezz Dave I guess that's why your always supposed by the best tools  you can afford right?