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Re: OT--Changing tires manually
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Posted by bgoathill on November 18, 2006 at 05:12:26 from (207.199.249.170):
In Reply to: OT--Changing tires manually posted by Brian in NY on November 17, 2006 at 06:43:39:
Tires are easy to mount and dismount. The bad part is trying to get the bead to seat when you go to blow them back up, sometimes a tubeless tire won't go. At work we fix all of our truck tires. We made an air tank with a big ball valve that blasts alot of air into the tire as we are airing it up. I am in the process of making one for myself out of a small propane tank, I have just been putting tubes in them but that starts to get expensive, but still cheaper than taking it to a tire shop.
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