Posted by gotmyfarm! on April 05, 2019 at 11:24:26 from (184.100.95.79):
In Reply to: Tire Irons posted by jeff nwoh on April 05, 2019 at 08:27:36:
I just changed my first set of tires. They are 15". I didn't use a fancy tool so don't have any input on those. I used my pretty red tractor's underside to do the old break the beads with the jack trick, and then used Dawn dishsoap both to help get old tires off and new ones on. Just used a prybar and two long screwdrivers, and worked carefully. Mix with a little water. From what I researched, soap is the best thing to use. I read many posts warning not to use the expensive tire lubes made with silicone, as it may cause the tires to move and slide around on the rim when accelerating or braking. A few also said dishsoap actually creates a little bit of a seal, which I don't know about that, but maybe it does?
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