Posted by redforlife on April 28, 2023 at 20:22:37 from (174.213.209.98):
In Reply to: Tire Removal posted by jd2cyl1943 on April 28, 2023 at 19:27:39:
Lay tire and rim down on the ground. Lay the right size/length of plank board upon the tire (but not on the rim) as if it were a ramp. Drive another vehicle up on the board to bust the bead loose. Work your way around the wheel, and then flip over and do the same to the other side.
I use a 3X12 plank however long. The longer the better. If tire goes down but don't bust the bead loose, I just move to a different spot or add a short piece of 2X4 between the plank and tire to get you a little more down action.
Not the best way of breaking a bead loose, but works if you don't have the proper tools.
Once the bead is broke loose, just pry the side wall off with pry bars.
I prefer this way better than grinding and sawing, but I have done it that way too. I used a cutting torch one time too. But that's something I won't do again. Rubber just catches fire, and gets real real messy.
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