tyres

[Scotty]

has anyone actually managed to change a tyre by them selves without a beed breaker ?

jumping on it didnt work
and car jacks in he landlords door frame didnt work either
im so beaten im gona have to pay someone to do it for us now grrrrrr :mad:

[gary tompkins]

Most tyre shops (near here) offer F.O.C. fitting to loose wheels - so my question would be why bother?

[Plum]

I used to be a tyre fitter for a living (well 9 months) and to be honest i would say if you go to a decent fitter with the tyre he will fit it and spin it up on a balancer and probably only charge for the balancing. Your gonna wanna get it balanced anyway so save yourself the aggro of trying to change the tyre.

[berto]

:eek: You gotta be the cheapest most stingy B astard I have ever heard of...Apply for a crisis loan.....again! :mad:

[DavidT]

I have a home knitted bead breaker made from square tube which works a treat. The problem is not the paying for getting them fitted which I count as money well spent, so much as the distance taking it through to get to a fitter

[Scotty]

alreet i scummed and HAD to apy £5 for the privalage but it got ballenced at least think hunters was the only shop open on the hill today

[Scotty]

uh two tyre leavers for sale
mint condition
;)

[crust]

You could of used either a G clamp

or

a shovel

:) Crust

[bod]

Two spoons from the drawer worked for me :lol: