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Harbor Freight mini tire changer
I bought one today....54 bucks.....does anyone have one and use it?
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Bought this one some time last year. Used it a couple times. Takes some getting used to, but works ok.
Would prefer a motorized version like the big boys at the tire shop, but this'll do. |
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Looks like the one I ordered, YouTube has some vid's on it.
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Same thing, just from Northern Tool;
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...635#post361635 Best thing about it is having some way to hold that little tire so your hands are free to work the irons. |
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I pay the shop down the street 5 bucks a piece to mount mine and they can even do it without scratching my freshly painted wheels.
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I got one. Had it for 2 years. Still in the box. Guess I better get it mounted. Still using two screwdrivers, not sure why.
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It's nice. But I mount front tires by hand. They're small and easy. Rears are too, but I don't have to bend over when they are on the tire machine. |
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I got one from Princess Auto a couple years ago, and I use it alot, a spray bottle of soap/water helps make for an easy job.
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I need to drive to 2 towns away to get a tire changed.....I value the cost of my car by the amount of gas I have in it, and right now I don't have much in it
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