Posted by Dick L on April 26, 2013 at 12:39:42 from (184.8.61.157):
In Reply to: tire levers/spoons posted by Paul Modern on April 25, 2013 at 10:55:54:
If your tight on money two or three big screwdrivers will work. Still works for me at 75 anyways. I do have a coupla tire irons but seldom use more than one just to get the bead over the rim to start with. To thick and hard to get between the tire bead and rim for me. I walk the bead off both ways from the long tire iron or the third screwdriver with the other two screwdrivers in small bites. I don't do my own truck and car tires anymore though. For me one is enough for a month or two. Then the weather has to be just right. (:^D
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