k1 Edit I did IT! Your video is WAY better than No-Mars own! Your placement of yellow thing and initial bite location made all the difference! Was still rough,,,,ore edit comment ~~> Bought this tire changer and if you think it will be easy think again it is HARD.....sure pros make anything look easy.. One hint most No Mar company videos? COMMENTS DISABLED on several No Mar videos at least another HUGE hint of trouble? They dont sell on Amazon,,,why? Amazon has FEEDBACK....they do sell on Ebay but feedback is much easier to control on Ebay. If this was on Amazon it would without any doubt whatsover NOT have high percent of reviews....Bead breaker worked well and the demount bar was okay but I am stumped getting this 190 dunlop mounted what a biiaaaatch ..I keep watching and rewatching idk maybe the tire needs to be 130 degrees or something and it only mid 60s today although I DID have the tire in the sun before I started,,,,very discouraged ....the blocks slip no matter what then you run out of room The demount is not the problem
I would suggest lubing the tire for removal as well. Get you a small cheap paint brush to brush the tire lube on so you don't have to use your hands. There is also some lube you mix in a spray bottle to just spray on. Great video though and keep up the good work. Just wanted to offer a couple of tips I've learned.
Just did my 2nf tie wo only cost me like $350 prt tirr lol ....gonna be looong time before the machine pays for itself maybe never but it shure feels good to be more in control. I have been paying a lot at MC tire shop which not only expensive but 2 hour rounnd trup...so If I dont count my labor at all maybe it will pay for itself someone quickly idk
With balancing, any issue with leaving the model stickers on the tires? or is that pretty inconsequential? In the time-lapse looked like they ended up on the bottom of couple of times. Just picked up a used No-Mar so appreciate the video.
lol seriously? that little bit of glue residue will be gone in a mile? I peel em off just to not liter bits of sticker but dont worry about the adhesive ...personally I would be more worried using some product to remove the adhesive! Any kind of petroleum product? might damage the tire?? just wear it off
Thanks for the video, nice to see a "real world" use of the no mar. I just got one for my garage/shop, so this was helpful.
Same here and looking for the process, thanks!
k1
Edit I did IT! Your video is WAY better than No-Mars own! Your placement of yellow thing and initial bite location made all the difference! Was still rough,,,,ore edit comment ~~> Bought this tire changer and if you think it will be easy think again it is HARD.....sure pros make anything look easy.. One hint most No Mar company videos? COMMENTS DISABLED on several No Mar videos at least another HUGE hint of trouble? They dont sell on Amazon,,,why? Amazon has FEEDBACK....they do sell on Ebay but feedback is much easier to control on Ebay. If this was on Amazon it would without any doubt whatsover NOT have high percent of reviews....Bead breaker worked well and the demount bar was okay but I am stumped getting this 190 dunlop mounted what a biiaaaatch ..I keep watching and rewatching idk maybe the tire needs to be 130 degrees or something and it only mid 60s today although I DID have the tire in the sun before I started,,,,very discouraged ....the blocks slip no matter what then you run out of room The demount is not the problem
I would suggest lubing the tire for removal as well. Get you a small cheap paint brush to brush the tire lube on so you don't have to use your hands. There is also some lube you mix in a spray bottle to just spray on. Great video though and keep up the good work. Just wanted to offer a couple of tips I've learned.
A Motion Pro Bead Buddy would help with the issue you were having getting the old tire off, around 12:00.
Just did my 2nf tie wo only cost me like $350 prt tirr lol ....gonna be looong time before the machine pays for itself maybe never but it shure feels good to be more in control. I have been paying a lot at MC tire shop which not only expensive but 2 hour rounnd trup...so If I dont count my labor at all maybe it will pay for itself someone quickly idk
With balancing, any issue with leaving the model stickers on the tires? or is that pretty inconsequential? In the time-lapse looked like they ended up on the bottom of couple of times. Just picked up a used No-Mar so appreciate the video.
lol seriously? that little bit of glue residue will be gone in a mile? I peel em off just to not liter bits of sticker but dont worry about the adhesive ...personally I would be more worried using some product to remove the adhesive! Any kind of petroleum product? might damage the tire?? just wear it off