Front and Rear Tire replacement and balance at home with NEW TOOLS on a 2007 Yamaha FJR1300

Doing a tire change is something we all will have to deal with if we ride long enough. Question is do we pay someone to do it or do it ourselves. Changing tires is not hard to do if you know the proper way to do it. Come along as we go through this process and save some money and have satisfaction knowing that it was done correctly.
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[@JerryHawk250]

I like that bead breaker tool. It's not my birthday but would make a nice gift. 😂

[@herbiesgarage681]

Yes it would 😂

[@DocHoliday-to6kp]

Nice Job.. When I did a set I'm glad I put on a 90 degree valve stem.
Makes checking and airing up a breeze. Happy and safe trails to you.

[@herbiesgarage681]

Thank You, yes 90-degree stems would be a great idea, especially on the front wheel, I wish I would have had them handy to change.