Posted by Bill in IL on May 01, 2009 at 09:59:40 from (131.43.10.190):
In Reply to: Tire Service: $432.50 posted by John G. Hasler on April 30, 2009 at 08:43:55:
I just use a small piece of poly something tubing think its 3/16" to fit inside the tire valve stem after you screw off the stem. Pump is a gear pump that was laying around and a 1/4 hp motor. A drill pump would work too. Its slow but cheap and I had every thing on hand. I think the slide hammer is the way to go for a bead breaker and 2 spoons is about all you need. Could have paid for tools 2x with the money you spent but otherwise I would say 432.50 was pretty good for all the work they did.
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