Diesel works better up here in the frozen north, soapy water or bead lube freezes on the tire, cracks, and falls off, when it's really cold the Diesel gells, but it's still slick.
I purchased it few years ago when it was $70 And I can tell it is the best tool out there. Couple minutes is enough to take the tire off and put the new one on. For the lube I mix gallon of water And I add 2 oz of body wash and and 2 oz of mineral oil the best solution ever.
How do you get the second bead off? 00:30 does not show how you get the bead on the tool, i have tried on a few tires and its a nightmare. Any easy tip how to?
Nice. I've used one for years. I don't know why anybody squirts the whole sidewall when they're trying to lube the bead. Murphy's oil soap tire dismounting compound comes with a tire mouse. 90% of the time you can just slug the sidewall with the hammer end of your tire ax and not the ax and it will break down. Step on the tire and the tire mouse slips in the bead area and on to the wheel and lubess both the bead and the wheel. Insert your tool with your foot and step right beside it like a dirt bike footpeg on the wheel and then on the back 180 of the tire to drop it in the drop center as you're prying down. You will be stepping off onto the floor as you're prying once it starts moving. You let the tool fall out.. don't let the tool fall out. The next grab catches the back bead and sometimes it doesn't. If you put your toe under the tire it will raise the back bead and it will catch easier if this happens.
I have this tool and love it.....but it only takes a few mins to dis mount and remount a tire with the tire bars anyways.....i use cheap liquid laundry soap and water and mix antifreeze in the winter ......always works.
I had to come back and tell you Thanks for sharing your knowledge ,man that diesel works so good 👍😊😁. I said this man's to short like me to be beating those tires all day. And doggone it I was right,you used your brain. Your the Man.
Lol, im glad the video could help you, yes diesel get the out easier (little messy) you could also use dawn soap mixed with water it works great too, thanks for watching sir
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY yeah soap is ok but nothing like diesel. I wrecked two new rims using a hammer and soap. Went out today and three hits and broke the beads. Diesel for life 😅
Thanks for the cool info! I need this magic wand! I just changed my truck tires caveman style with 2 pry bars. There was hours of the "weeping and gnashing of teeth".
Use Murphy’s tire soap , use carpet keep from scratching aluminum wheels and inflate tire to 5 psi while in a horizontal position . This keeps the toe of the tire from rolling under . If not having tire cage finish tire inflation after installing assembly . Use a 6 foot whip hose to air tire . Listen closely to irregular sounds from tire . If heard scrap tire . Tires are considered bombs . Stay Safe !
Hi, can you use this demount bar on regular car tires like size 195 R 15 or 205 R 16 or is it only for truck tires? Hoping to get a response soon so that I will decide wether to purchase one or not.
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY Thanks for your prompt response. Is there any chance you can try it on a smaller tire to confirm? Possibly make a video? If not, can you recommend any other tire dismount bar (other than the Kenmoore tire spoon ) for removing tires from smaller car tires?
He's really not supposed to use petroleum based liquid Myers and Murphy made a good tire soap that can be diluted and put in a spray or squirt bottle, you can use dish soap in a pinch but if you're having trouble try Gaither super slickem.
I would think that Diesel Fuel would destroy the Rubber. They sell Murphy soap to dismount tires.. It is thick and you mix it with warm water. I use Freylube in the new tire beads it helps to eliminate leaks at the bead.. Keeps the tire from spinning on the bead .. and makes them are easier to dismount in the future. I run off road ect where I don't wear tires out fast .. Maybe only after 5 years of seasonal use .
Use Murphy’s tire mounting compound . When installing the tire , apply the tire lubricant on the inside area of the tire bead . Initial tire air up on horizontal plane ( 5 lbs. ) Tires are AIR BOMBS that may KILL !
Glad you're using falcons american-made tires are working great on my turck put the 150 falcon on the stairs works great but I do not use diesel fuel to get them off I use a little soapy water. Then clean them real good with a pressure
Never use diesel on beads. It dissolves the rubber and weakens the bead. Also remove tag on the bead and clean the bead up with a wire brush before mounting new tire. Rim will stay like new. Use tire bees wax or soap and water but never petroleum based lube on bead
I changed tires late 60s and 70s. It's never this easy. I never used diesel which can make the difference. But with aluminum rims, you need to be careful.
Yes it does, it begins a process of pulling the oils out of the rubber, weakening it and breaking it down. Also if you are going to retread the tires or sell them to a retreaded for credit it could very easily cause a chamber fire.
Diesel is not a good idea to lubricate a tire. It is very bad for rubber and for skin. It also dissolves asphalt. Be sure to clean the rim off before reinstalling a tire. Best to use tire lube.
My thoughts exactly!! I have been changing truck tires for 30 years or so and I have never heard of anybody using diesel!?!? I use Dawn dish soap mixed with water. 15-20% soap and 80-85% water and it works great and rinses off with water!!! I used wd40 one time on the side of the road and it made a absolute mess!!!!
It does work on 315's, it is sometimes just a little tricky hooking the bottom bead. That problem can be solved easily using your foot, assuming you are wearing steel or composite toe boot. Just stick your foot under the tire as close to the bead as you can then pull the bar of the tool down to hook the bottom bead. Dont want to use your foot, you can use a block of wood or a wheel chock.
You should never use fuel on tires. Use only lubricant designed for tire mounting and demounting. Sliptac is good for demounting tires. The wheel rim should be thoroughly cleaned. Then use Freylube to remount the tire onto the wheel. Once the tire is on the wheel, the tire should only be inflated with the tire inside a tire cage. If the tire were to blow off the wheel, people in the immediate vacinity can be killed or severely injured. The risk taken not using this procedure is just not worth it. If you don't have the proper tools, equipment and training, this job is best left to the professionals.
Thats crazy, im going to try and report it, im putting a bigger logo in the middle of the screen lol, thanks for letting me know , i appreciate it alot
Been doing tires for 20 years never used diesel. Soap and water works wonderful
Diesel works better up here in the frozen north, soapy water or bead lube freezes on the tire, cracks, and falls off, when it's really cold the Diesel gells, but it's still slick.
Diesel also eats rubber. Just food for thought
I was told not to use soap
@@tylerwatermann3136
Use diesel fuel to dismount tire
Use soap and water to Mount new tire
I purchased it few years ago when it was $70 And I can tell it is the best tool out there. Couple minutes is enough to take the tire off and put the new one on. For the lube I mix gallon of water And I add 2 oz of body wash and and 2 oz of mineral oil the best solution ever.
Having trouble to separate the bead from the rim. Not sure if there is a way to do it without a hammer but no way to insert the demo until tool
how's the small round piece used?
Thats used to hold the tire in place when trying to mount it without removing the rim from the truck
I am thinking of buying this tool but I had doubts that it is so difficult to change tires, now I am more convinced to buy it
How do you get the second bead off? 00:30 does not show how you get the bead on the tool, i have tried on a few tires and its a nightmare. Any easy tip how to?
3:29 it show , ill try to make one explaining better
How do you use the other two parts that came with the tire changer?
The other puts them on and the small tool holds the tire from sliding off as you pry it back on.
@@graham2631 thanks
Nice. I've used one for years. I don't know why anybody squirts the whole sidewall when they're trying to lube the bead. Murphy's oil soap tire dismounting compound comes with a tire mouse. 90% of the time you can just slug the sidewall with the hammer end of your tire ax and not the ax and it will break down. Step on the tire and the tire mouse slips in the bead area and on to the wheel and lubess both the bead and the wheel. Insert your tool with your foot and step right beside it like a dirt bike footpeg on the wheel and then on the back 180 of the tire to drop it in the drop center as you're prying down. You will be stepping off onto the floor as you're prying once it starts moving. You let the tool fall out.. don't let the tool fall out. The next grab catches the back bead and sometimes it doesn't. If you put your toe under the tire it will raise the back bead and it will catch easier if this happens.
I've used these tools definately very handy in the shop.
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I have this tool and love it.....but it only takes a few mins to dis mount and remount a tire with the tire bars anyways.....i use cheap liquid laundry soap and water and mix antifreeze in the winter ......always works.
Some real proes at work. Make it look easy. Great video.
I had to come back and tell you Thanks for sharing your knowledge ,man that diesel works so good 👍😊😁.
I said this man's to short like me to be beating those tires all day.
And doggone it I was right,you used your brain.
Your the Man.
Lol, im glad the video could help you, yes diesel get the out easier (little messy) you could also use dawn soap mixed with water it works great too, thanks for watching sir
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY yeah soap is ok but nothing like diesel.
I wrecked two new rims using a hammer and soap.
Went out today and three hits and broke the beads.
Diesel for life 😅
Thanks for the cool info! I need this magic wand!
I just changed my truck tires caveman style with 2 pry bars. There was hours of the "weeping and gnashing of teeth".
Thanks for sharing. Would have been nice to see the installation part with the Amazon supplied tool but this is very helpful still.
1:40 i just use dish soap and water. Dint need alot of soap just enough to get it lubed up, i get the 1$ soap from dollar store and lasts me months
Are these tires tools basically the same thing as the ken gold bar things? Lower quality or the same? Thanks
Essentially the same tool but the quality of the Golden bar is undoubtedly higher. Great tool for the price though 👍🏼👍🏼
Use Murphy’s tire soap , use carpet keep from scratching aluminum wheels and inflate tire to 5 psi while in a horizontal position . This keeps the toe of the tire from rolling under . If not having tire cage finish tire inflation after installing assembly . Use a 6 foot whip hose to air tire . Listen closely to irregular sounds from tire . If heard scrap tire . Tires are considered bombs . Stay Safe !
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Sound advice and if listened to can and will save lives .
Elephant Snot works good also
So that tool is only good for de-mounting and not mounting I assume as you used a basic long tire iron to mount it.
So this tool set is only for truck but not 15" or 16" rims?
Does anyone know? Thanks.
I dont think it works on 15 16
Thank you. @@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY
How do you deflate the tire?
Does that tool work on 19.5" tires?
Thanks for the heads up
Awesome Video!🎥
thanks
Hi, can you use this demount bar on regular car tires like size 195 R 15 or 205 R 16 or is it only for truck tires? Hoping to get a response soon so that I will decide wether to purchase one or not.
Hello, im not sure if it will work, I have read before that this will NOT work on smaller tires
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY Thanks for your prompt response. Is there any chance you can try it on a smaller tire to confirm? Possibly make a video? If not, can you recommend any other tire dismount bar (other than the Kenmoore tire spoon ) for removing tires from smaller car tires?
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIYwill this tool work on 15", 17", 20" ????
@@jerrymelot3157 r17 and up
Before unloading the tire, what kind of liquid was spilled on it, please recommend it to me, thank you
that liquid was diesel its easier to remove it that way, you can also use water and soap mixed
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY thank you
He's really not supposed to use petroleum based liquid Myers and Murphy made a good tire soap that can be diluted and put in a spray or squirt bottle, you can use dish soap in a pinch but if you're having trouble try Gaither super slickem.
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY i use dish washing liquid or simple green
Diluted dawn soap in water is best if you dont opt for the specialty tire soap that is sold
I am learning i am thinking to start my own breakdown business
I would think that Diesel Fuel would destroy the Rubber. They sell Murphy soap to dismount tires.. It is thick and you mix it with warm water.
I use Freylube in the new tire beads it helps to eliminate leaks at the bead.. Keeps the tire from spinning on the bead .. and makes them are easier to dismount in the future. I run off road ect where I don't wear tires out fast .. Maybe only after 5 years of seasonal use .
Will this work on regular car tires?
That tool is legit, im going to tell my boss about this and show him this video
Get the blue Cobra from Kline Tools
Will this work on 16" suv wheels?
Im not sure if it will
Good job but you forgot to align the mark on side of tire to valve stem.
PERFECT VIDEO
STEP BY STEP👍
Eei la pedi pero quise, usarla en un rim 14.
Y no entra esta herramienta.
Hay que comprar otra mas chica ? ?
Gracias
No estoy seguro estos son 22.5
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY
Me mandaron foto donde se ve 2 una mad chica
19.5 tire ...this tool work?
For anyone who will keep a tire your working on don't use diesel it eats the rubber
Use Murphy’s tire mounting compound . When installing the tire , apply the tire lubricant on the inside area of the tire bead . Initial tire air up on horizontal plane ( 5 lbs. ) Tires are AIR BOMBS that may KILL !
Glad you're using falcons american-made tires are working great on my turck put the 150 falcon on the stairs works great but I do not use diesel fuel to get them off I use a little soapy water. Then clean them real good with a pressure
thanks for your advice, will try next time
Diesel makes a mess that only gets worse over time.
Never use diesel on beads. It dissolves the rubber and weakens the bead. Also remove tag on the bead and clean the bead up with a wire brush before mounting new tire. Rim will stay like new. Use tire bees wax or soap and water but never petroleum based lube on bead
does it work on smaller tires?
I never tried it on smaller tires, but i heard it doesn't work
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY thanks
Have you done 19.5 with this?
No just 22.5, im not sure if it will work on those
How come you didn't use a bead setter?
Not everyone has one
I changed tires late 60s and 70s. It's never this easy. I never used diesel which can make the difference. But with aluminum rims, you need to be careful.
I have that tool and it works very well
The handle on the spoon(bar) is on backwards.
Tire sealer on on use water and dish soap mixture
Hit the tire before you put diesel on it
Cool video as usual. My friend bought one a few years ago and it works ok but with a 385 or 425 its a pain. Good to hear it's working well for you
thank you👍👍
Actually, they make another version of the dismount tool specifically for wide base tires, 385 and 425
I'm dealing with truck tyre repair and I'm interested in this tool, how can I get one and what is the cost
@@jeremiahogingo2171 you can get them from eBay around 100 bucks
I have a link on the description for amazon
I see how large the rim size is . have you tried a smaller rim ? For SUV or 19 inches ? Will it work .
no i only tried semi truck rims, i heard it wont work on smaller rims
Definitely wont work on smaller than 22.5....well it has a possibilty but youll be fighting with it for quite a while.
Wow is very good ... . I use the older, the regular..
So... How much does it cost to work on one tire of that truck like videos,,..? Not include that tire,just cost to do work,
Dimana y kira2 kami bisa membeli alat pembuka ban ini...tolong inponya dong
At last what was the metal applied to the tyre.. Please recommend me.. Before entering into disc
You mean the bar?
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY yes sir.. For Beeding
Ken tire bar streight end
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Check out more link in the description hopefully it help you
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY sir i am asking about what is the liquid in the small bucket that you used in the last before entering the tyre in the disc
@@subhahankandukuri you can use soap and water...
What liquid material is placed on the wheels?
That was diesel, but you can use soap and water
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIYThank you, sir👍
Won't diesel damage the rubber?
repeated exposure might, but one time, nope.
Yes it does, it begins a process of pulling the oils out of the rubber, weakening it and breaking it down. Also if you are going to retread the tires or sell them to a retreaded for credit it could very easily cause a chamber fire.
hello Maurice, we been using diesel for years never had a problem, diesel will get them off easier than water and soap
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY I'm gonna try it!
so what fool? he buys a new one!
Where to found it
Amazon, i have a link in the description
Thank you bro, great video.
Thanks for watching sir 🙏
I want this ,How to buy in Thailand?
Nice work 👍
Water that is poured on a car tire is water?
that was diesel, but you can put water with soap
How to make both tools send vidio madk tayer toos
Use the bent end of the short bar for mounting. It’s easier
Sir I can Use This Video In My Channel Plesce Sir
No sir please dont
Awesome 👏 thanks 🙏 man
Very good helpful video, thanks for sharing👍
thanks for watching 👍👍
It does miss fire sometimes
Diesel is not a good idea to lubricate a tire. It is very bad for rubber and for skin. It also dissolves asphalt. Be sure to clean the rim off before reinstalling a tire. Best to use tire lube.
Damn diesel... Get soapy water and not stink and stain where you work and environmental factors too
My thoughts exactly!! I have been changing truck tires for 30 years or so and I have never heard of anybody using diesel!?!? I use Dawn dish soap mixed with water. 15-20% soap and 80-85% water and it works great and rinses off with water!!! I used wd40 one time on the side of the road and it made a absolute mess!!!!
Kit Khan milta haibhi pata btawo
think it would do a 16in trailer tire
Im not sure to be honest, i only used it on 22s
Good job bro..but not work with 315/80R22.5
It does work on 315's, it is sometimes just a little tricky hooking the bottom bead. That problem can be solved easily using your foot, assuming you are wearing steel or composite toe boot. Just stick your foot under the tire as close to the bead as you can then pull the bar of the tool down to hook the bottom bead. Dont want to use your foot, you can use a block of wood or a wheel chock.
Worn out tire, that bar is hard to insert and pull around with a slightly worn tire
where i can buy ? anyway i'm from indonesia
hello, i have the link in the description, from Amazon
Ebay?
Thanks for good a video
Th0anks for watching sir 🙏👌
Good video Sir 👍🏿
Thank you sir, thanks for watching!!
Sen mi di links bay it on
I need buy
I've never seen deisel used in this way before. 😳
I use soap and whater too
You should never use fuel on tires. Use only lubricant designed for tire mounting and demounting. Sliptac is good for demounting tires. The wheel rim should be thoroughly cleaned. Then use Freylube to remount the tire onto the wheel. Once the tire is on the wheel, the tire should only be inflated with the tire inside a tire cage. If the tire were to blow off the wheel, people in the immediate vacinity can be killed or severely injured. The risk taken not using this procedure is just not worth it. If you don't have the proper tools, equipment and training, this job is best left to the professionals.
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Thanks for the advice 🙏 and thanks for watching sir
Cette matériel il a au tenisi
India may kaha par mileage
Solamente.un comentario no mostrast.la forma d.uso de la otra espátula que tenias a la par......
I want 3piece set in Oman.how much price in Omani Rial?
I paid 100 dollars for this set
Ask the retreader if that Diesel is okay, you don't want to blow someone's head clean off.
Indonesia..berapa harga alat ya bos...
How much price Indian rupees
Changes 2 22.s. With diesel fuel as lube goes on you tube lol
How much???
WTF you never use any kind of fuel to lube a tire get some dish soap mixed with water that tool you are using is fast and very easy to use
Integrated marketing stoled your video dude
Hello, thanks for letting me know, where can i find them? Can you please send me a link
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY sorry I’m not that good to a link
ruclips.net/video/z3FxA2-DI98/видео.html
Thats crazy, im going to try and report it, im putting a bigger logo in the middle of the screen lol, thanks for letting me know , i appreciate it alot
Súper cool 😎
Thank you!!
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How much is the piece
is like 100 link in description
@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY
Give me a facebook account
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1:55 ở việt nam đa phần là dùng búa thôi
200 psi wonderful
Buen trabajo mi amigo. Tratare de comprarla.
Gracias y suerte amigo!!
Nice
which tool name?
i have the link in the description , mophorn brand
Soy nicaraguense quisiera unas de esas pero en ese precio