Posted by Mike M on July 17, 2016 at 12:43:25 from (24.112.233.193):
Thanks to all who have posted tire changing advice and tips in the past. Today I actually remembered a couple of these and put them to good use ! I have changed a lot of tube type front and rear tractor tires in the past and have a lot of the tools. Don't recall this much struggle ? But these tubeless tires really seem to be a bear especially in the small lawn mower size. Heck of a time getting the thing on the rim especially the last side. The tip of using vise grips to lock onto the rim to hold the tire as you go SAVED the day ! Then the next fight of airing it up the small ratchet strap around it did the trick there too ! Scared the heck out of me as it popped on and then made a big rush of air as I thought I blew a hole in it from the tight strap being around it. Air may of been from me getting the air chuck off and not having a valve core in it yet ?
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