Ordered a new tire changer yesterday, should be here by the end of the week.



I also got the motorcycle/atv wheel adapter, so no more problems changing out tires on the
BST's or my Audi RS6.

Rick

Rick you are a stud sir ! I am Fn jealous , Hope i didn't put the fear in you with that PM lol

That is so cool I bet Peadawg and a couple of other will be hanging out in your Garage come tire time .

That looks like the one at the Yammie shop same design what a handy shop accessory.

The spotlight is on you now would you do a video installing the CF Wheels that is after you have mounted and unmounted

several time with the factory wheels lol.

Capt

Holy cow!!!

That thing must cost that of a new Max!!

If santa could ever make one of those things... I'm gonna be good all year and burn tons of rubber.



Mike D

Oh,

By the way. Is that a stand alone unit or does it go to a main Hydraulic system?
aND do you have a Balancer too!!!




Mike D

Can you believe my luck he just down the street, A cold 12 pack for a tire swap it don't get any better than that.

capt bob wrote:



Darel better come up to Riverton....we still haven't ridden together. No problem on the video!

I bought this from Derek Weaver Company out of Texas...very reasonable compared to just a few years ago. www.derekweaver.com/update/index.aspx

skullmax wrote:



Mike...
It is electric plus it needs about a 30 gal capacity air compressor.
Balancer i will get in a few more weeks. This unit plus the motorcycle adapter was only $1275 shipped. Balancer will be another $1100 with the motorcycle adapter.

MAX HPHP wrote:



David,

Not a problem....I'm looking forward to changing tires on my own rigs. Have wanted one of these
for a long time, actually since I wrenched when I was 19.

Rick

Nice! I sure coulda used that! Excellent Vmax accessory!

92vmax wrote:



I would save the money on a balancer and just use Dyna beads in your tires. They work well and rear tire stays balanced even after a day at the strip. Try marking your tire and rim before running and you may find the rim has turned a couple of inches in the tire by the end of the day.

www.innovativebalancing.com