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I dont know about you guys but around here they charge 50$ per rim to change tires or 45 if you buy the tires there and take the wheel off the bike.

I found these instructional videos on youtube.com that work really really well.

We have No-Mar Tire Changers in St. Louis where they'll change them for free for MCRA members. They are great folks and have an incredible product!

If you change tires quite a bit, I would look into something more substantial, otherwise I would find someone who races local who might do it cheaper than a stealership.

Before I knew about No-Mar, a local racer would change/balance ours for $15 a rim.

darrin

R3TARD wrote:I dont know about you guys but around here they charge 50$ per rim to change tires or 45 if you buy the tires there and take the wheel off the bike.

I found these instructional videos on youtube.com that work really really well.

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on Saltmine.org.uk Jim Stewart has a How-to use the Harbour Fright tyre machine which is considerably less effort especially on busting the bead off the rim with a tyre that has seen some mileage & years

This is awsome... Local shops they charge 50 bucks to swap tires, which amounts to the money you saved by buying online. I'm gonna replace the tires on the FZR this spring i'm gonna try this.

i can get them on no problem but one tire i couldent get the bead off and eventually cut the tire off the rim. it was almost glued to the rim i pealled it off. im cheap i do my car an truck tires the same way

haro504 wrote:i can get them on no problem but one tire i couldent get the bead off and eventually cut the tire off the rim. it was almost glued to the rim i pealled it off. im cheap i do my car an truck tires the same way

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that is why Jim Stewart's How to is so good darned if I wanna be cutting tyres