Those are some real nice mud grips.looks like you had more trouble with that dish soap than you did mounting the tires lol.good job man.i just bought a set of real nice mud tires & got them real cheap because i bought from an individual.hell they want $120.00 to mount all 4.lol.what a rip off.ill be mounting my own
Lot of that $120 goes toward balancing which can be quite difficult on big tires. Lot of weights & operator time and even then sometimes they're known to not balance. The mounting that you'll be doing on ur own is a small portion of the whole job.
Get man got jump on that tire like wild man get first lip on rim then get Vise grip C- clamp on rim too keep tire down so it it's middle rim too stretch it on last bit , make dam sure you have triangle 🔺️ on tire at the air valve and you got good balance started, I worked at tire shop and it the key to nice balance minimal weights.
@@chrissanjuan9605 even where I live the cheapest place to mount and balance was $47 per tire if you didnt buy it there. Their way of punishing you for not buying their stuff. Most places were around $60 per tire.
Water down that soap first, then she won't know you used it. Haha. I assume he worked or works at a tire shop. I'd do the same thing. Tire machines are great for quickness.but... Hard work make you proud and the guy at the tire shop didn't scratch your new rims. Now take them to get balanced, lol.
But only if you bought the tire at Walmart - else I heard it's double the price? Also I think this guy might have had an easier time, if he was able to push the opposite side of the tire bead further down in the "alley" of the wheel. That way he would not have had to pry so hard to stretch the bead over the tire lip.
Nothing wrong with the 15 part but the 8?? Part is what I'm sure he was referring to. Who the heck puts a 12.50 tire on a 8 wide rim?? A 10 would be minimum i would go. That sucked in sidewall look.. lol and it took 2 tire tools for him to struggidly mount that. I would have watched this video after shooting it an deleted the piss out of it lol need more practice bud. Made that way harder than it ever should have been. If had half a clue what was doing would have dropped that baby on with one tool in a jiff. Don't mind me man I'm sure you was hella proud of yourself. But don't post a how to video unless you actually know how to 👍
@@RbaTmaR420 15x8 on a 12.5 tire is ideal for offroad, the extra force of the tire pushing on the rim helps prevent bead seperation when aired down, 15x10 rims are much easier to seperate with low air pressure, the buldging sidewall also helps to prevent rim damage from rocks.
Just had mine done at les schwab. He did not balance the tires, still has to pay for that. My mount was $8 per tire, so he saved $32. Don't get me wrong, have done tires myself. I hope people are not getting charged more. Les schwab is even the most expensive shop around, great service though.
This is like the 4th tire mounting video that the installer was wearing slippers. Is that the key to making this easy?
You made that look pretty easy and you even did it in slippers!
It is easy if you know what you’re doing.
No bottles of soap were harmed during the installation of these tires. 😂
good job, dude
If only mine were that flimsy. I had a hell of a time with my 33’s Sidewalls are ridged asf
I’m doing this tomorrow, hopefully its not as bad my tires have super stiff sidewalls, will update cha
@@alejandroochoa3541 update?
@@DoctorRickSanchez it works, as long as you have a chubby friend and dish soap
U prolly had huge rims
Likewise =(
5 minutes. Not bad at all. Now I need to buy me some tire bars to mount mine.
Those are some real nice mud grips.looks like you had more trouble with that dish soap than you did mounting the tires lol.good job man.i just bought a set of real nice mud tires & got them real cheap because i bought from an individual.hell they want $120.00 to mount all 4.lol.what a rip off.ill be mounting my own
Lot of that $120 goes toward balancing which can be quite difficult on big tires. Lot of weights & operator time and even then sometimes they're known to not balance. The mounting that you'll be doing on ur own is a small portion of the whole job.
My Tyers keep sleeping on the bead any tips
Get man got jump on that tire like wild man get first lip on rim then get Vise grip C- clamp on rim too keep tire down so it it's middle rim too stretch it on last bit , make dam sure you have triangle 🔺️ on tire at the air valve and you got good balance started, I worked at tire shop and it the key to nice balance minimal weights.
dang you make it look easy
Pep Boys wants $40 per tire so you definitely saved a decent amount of $ there.
Damn brother what pepboys u go to😂😂😂the 1 i work at wouldvd just said 60-80 for all 4
@@chrissanjuan9605 even where I live the cheapest place to mount and balance was $47 per tire if you didnt buy it there. Their way of punishing you for not buying their stuff. Most places were around $60 per tire.
Frantically tire mount
Water down that soap first, then she won't know you used it. Haha. I assume he worked or works at a tire shop. I'd do the same thing. Tire machines are great for quickness.but... Hard work make you proud and the guy at the tire shop didn't scratch your new rims. Now take them to get balanced, lol.
If you throw some balance beads in there, you don’t need the tyre shop at all.
Oh yeah gotta use soap
Was that dawn soap?
Removing them is the hard part lol
If only I could do my 39’s
Made my back hurt just watching
34 tire shop employees hit dislike.
Your wife's gonna be pissed
15" tire, 15" rim - cant get the 1st part on the rim - wtf!? Yours just popped right on
U gotta curse at it and it'll go in way easier.
Moar dish soooooap
$15 at Walmart and they'll balance them and give you free rotations and flat repairs.
But only if you bought the tire at Walmart - else I heard it's double the price? Also I think this guy might have had an easier time, if he was able to push the opposite side of the tire bead further down in the "alley" of the wheel. That way he would not have had to pry so hard to stretch the bead over the tire lip.
a little bit of ether and a match would have worked faster... but kicking and jumping on the tire with your croc's was hilarious.
Crocs can make the hardest task look simple. Thanks for the video.
35’s on 20’s Toyo tire no bueno
Tire on backwards 🤔😳😂
Nope...
white walls are for losers who want people to look at them.. tires on right for me and most people
U made look hard
Anybody can put a spare on real skill is acually replacinh the tire
You can hear the bead getting over stretched and damaged 🤦🏻♂️
really 15x8 rim?
yea they probably wasnt intended for mall crawling and impressing his "brahs"
15 is great for 33s. You must not off-road.
Nothing wrong with the 15 part but the 8?? Part is what I'm sure he was referring to. Who the heck puts a 12.50 tire on a 8 wide rim?? A 10 would be minimum i would go. That sucked in sidewall look.. lol and it took 2 tire tools for him to struggidly mount that. I would have watched this video after shooting it an deleted the piss out of it lol need more practice bud. Made that way harder than it ever should have been. If had half a clue what was doing would have dropped that baby on with one tool in a jiff. Don't mind me man I'm sure you was hella proud of yourself. But don't post a how to video unless you actually know how to 👍
@@RbaTmaR420 15x8 on a 12.5 tire is ideal for offroad, the extra force of the tire pushing on the rim helps prevent bead seperation when aired down, 15x10 rims are much easier to seperate with low air pressure, the buldging sidewall also helps to prevent rim damage from rocks.
15x8 with a 33x12.5 is perfect. I'm running a 35x16 on a 15x10 and they look just right
Using mamas soap.
No bead sealer lol
I put the tire in 5 seconds
Sloppy
Wearing your sister's slippers. How cute is that? You do know, in modern civilization, we have things called tire shops?
jim davidson save himself a good amount of money though and considering it only took 5 minutes or 20 for the 4 i say it’s Well worth it
Some of us still do things manually. This saves $25 per tire for mount, and balance plus tax. $120 is $120.
imagine how fragile your masculinity must be to be appalled by slippers
Just had mine done at les schwab. He did not balance the tires, still has to pay for that. My mount was $8 per tire, so he saved $32. Don't get me wrong, have done tires myself. I hope people are not getting charged more. Les schwab is even the most expensive shop around, great service though.
dont be mad because he wasn't wearing chacos and holding a startbucks cup