Re: reartire removel

Posted by ro on December 23, 1999 at 13:42:11 from (129.237.241.16):

In Reply to: reartire removel posted by larry on December 22, 1999 at 12:12:31:

Hello.
Some times it is just best to utilize an experienced dealers shop for this kind of work. Have them slip off the wheel/weights, etc and be ready to slip out the cross shaft and slip the new one in. I'm not familiar with the exact set up, but would you still have braking on one side, even if you hadn't fully installed the cross shaft?
If you arranged it in advance, you might be able to work a deal with them and not encounter the 'book rate'. Even so, you might be able to get this done for less than $200 and it would be worth it, if you had any apprehension at all about doing the job yourself. I'm a pretty stout person, but handling a fluid filled tire on my 560D, with just the rim involved, no hub nor weights, was all I wanted to handle---and I had a smooth concrete floor on which to maneuver the tire. The difficulty is that you have to be concerned about not only holding the tire upright, but you've got to slide is sideways also.
Be careful!

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