I’m a Harley Davidson technician and I must say .. This video is dead on. My daughter was asking me how to change a tire and I showed her this video. Good job!
Wow, 8 years and STILL relevant. Got a new government job as a mechanic and got told to replace two steer tires on a f350 truck, using this machine. 0 idea since i have always just muscle it up since previous places never bother buying a machine. Your video helped me a lot just now. Thanks a lot!
I am 14 years old today. My dad started taking me to his tire shop since I was 10 I started mounting and dismounting since 2 years ago. This is very fun and interesting thing to do. I plan on teaching my future kids this to keep the family legacy alive
Exactly same here. I help out at the tyre shop because my dad says I have to know how it is to work hard/ be able to do these things. It’s not like he wants me to work at the tyre shop though he would much rather have me become a doctor or something. He just says if I fuck up I can always just go to tyres.
Been a tire technician for 4 weeks... got into it with my supervisor today, so I looked up this video. super confusing when the tire gets stuck, and the technique with the wrench at 4:08 is amazing!
Perfect! So simple and clear explanation. Yes, always keep in mind the small adjustment of the machine away of the rims to avoid chipping or scratching the rim, the position of the valve and ... go !
In steering and suspension class at my school. Learning how to balance wheels, take off a tire, alignment, and some other stuff. Trying to give myself a refresher by watching this vid because I forget quite a bit, only repetition helps me remember. Great vid, thanks a lot.
@@freedompioneer4311 no it's quite easy when you get the hang of it. I've been working in tires for about a year . A lot of doing tires is just being safe you know?
@cassidyerickson7408 being safe cause a man to dent up someone's custom rim? (Not ram lol) Discount Tire seriously dented up a tire I needed to have straightened and then when I got the tire put on the new rim they didn't dent the brand new 1 but a different one they did...smh
I remember doing that when I interned at a Toyota dealership. I'm not sure if I did it exactly like you did it, but mostly so I believe. Great learning experience for anyone learning how to change a tire using such a machine.
thanks a ton for this video. I started working at Les Schwab yesterday, and it’s hard for the managers to train in between the workload they have. this is going to help me a ton.
Remember you want the valve stem in front of the Duck when removing the tire. And when putting the tire on you want it at about 9 o’clock. To protect the TPS
Great video! I watched some others, but your demonstration was the best. You covered some details that weren't covered in the other videos I watched. Thank you!
Thanks, this helped me a lot, I’m studying motor vehicle at college and I saw someone completely bend the rim yesterday which gave me a scare and put me off attempting it myself
I'm about to start a tire shop and I had no idea how to use the machine but today after I saw your video I'm pretty sure that I'll make it thank you so much for sharing your knowledge amigo
Glad it helped. Cant beat the warranty and cost of tires at costco. They were cheaper installed on my wifes car than buying and installing myself from Tirerack.com
I just got a job at valvaline express in South Port NC a little over 2 months or 3 months ago. we do oil changes, tire changes tire plugs and tire rotations and balancing. I am thankful for this video. I'm tryin to get a raise and this might help me.
This video was very informative, even though it is ten years later, I am in my technician college course, and we are going over taking the tires on and off the machine. 👍👍
i appreciate you taking the time to make this video. It really helps me preparing to use my recently acquired used changer. I am most unimpressed with the workmanship and lack of care with most tire shops so I am taking matters into my own hands.
I have the hard, black, plastic duck on my machine….seemed to help a lot on tire removal to brush some tire lube on the head so the tire would roll up there easier. So nice to have your own tire machine. Great video, thanks!
I am 17 as of a week ago, my dad told me to look up online how to use the tire machine I searched it up and found this video 7 years ago an it taught me almost everything I know about replacing tires. And after all these years I didn’t know what that knob on the side did until now.
too my suspension and steering teacher about 40 minutes to teach us how to use a tire machine LOL, and he kept saying stuff like "do it like this" "make sure it does this" "have it like this" (physically saying the word this) first time someone used the machine for their personal use the instructor was watching and guiding him, the kid tore the tire and broke the tpms with the instructor watching if you can tell im learning a lot in that class
Thank you for the info!!!! I never understood why when putting the tire on they push it down and you clarified it. I'm guess low profile and run flats are very important because the bead is not very elastic on them
Yes, this video was just for common wheels. Low profile and run flats either require a different machine or very good technique and a lot of lube. I made a video but the sound is not good on it.
He never explained nothing about damaging the sensors and where to have them in place, wonder how many beginners followed him and ended up breaking them 😐
The exact video I was searching for with my new tire machine, prior too I just mangled one of my tires and this video helped me understand the process alot more. tks
@@MrAdkinsAuto I got the Major Tire Machine LT-3710, its almost like I need the 220 volt versus the 110 volt, gets caught up as the last 1/8 of the tire has to go in place.
thank you! I had to do this to two tires today on my new job and had to call over my trainer because one tire would not take air so he used a high pressure tank and wholla!
Nice beginners video for anyone who wants to know how to use the machine. I’m guessing this was a basic lesson and there is more to learn which includes more detail
@Rey0011 C not a tire shop, but usually dealers and auto shops hire 2nd and 3rd year apprentices which is easiest when you are attending a mechanic school, you dont need a license to be a tire tech
I got good at this during school but on one of my practice runs I failed fully loosen the second bead. As I was spinning the machine my left hand was flat on the crow bar and it shot straight to the right close to the rim and bead, causing my middle finger to get caught in between and cut more than half of my finger (right under the nail) fully clean. I got 10 stitches and currently healing from it. Be safe yall
I don't mind. Glide stuff is fine but you definitely want to clean that check that rim for any corrosion and clean the corrosion off before you put the old or a new tire back on
This is actually really true most places will be very upset if you do DOT in instead of DOT out which could be very bad depending on the tires and if tires are directional
Thanks a lot :) I just "learning by seeing" at my friends car service. So I learned how to remove tyre, but I have problem while installing tyre ... so 7:24 helps me a lot :) Thanks
does the duck head or any part of thar touch the outside of the rim?? the reason why I ask is because I recently had my 3rd set of tires mounted on my PVD COATED 18" WHEELS on my Ford escape and when I got my car back, I no5cied that on all 4 wheels the pvd coating was scratched or flaked off. the mechanic denied he damaged the rims even though it was obvious since they were never damaged before. as mentioned I have had my tires replaced 2 previous times and.never had this issue. would you be able to tell me how this would have happened or what he or the machine did to scratch the coating off the out edge.of all of my rims. FYI. I ended up keeping one of the older tires I had before the new ones were put on and I also noticed and pointed this out to the tech that some of that coating og the left front wheel was on that tire as well. he still denied he did damage even after that.
Duck head should NEVER touch the rim if adjusted properly, thus not allowing any scratching of the rim. Unfortunately a really common mistake that results in scratching.
At Sam's Club we always put the valve core back in before inflating to seat the bead and had no issues. If we had an issue on a larger narrow tire maybe like a Dually we would use a Cheetah air blaster to shoot air in while pushing the lever for the air in the valve stem.
Kinda but not i do pdi’s and now winter is coming and cars from factory have summer tires on em so i gotta switch em to winter tires have done dis but came here just to make sure b4 doin the job lol
Everything is almost right, except for.... Need to adjust tire machine from the begining, millimeters higher and away from the rim because if its an alloy rim you wil chip it or scratch it etc etc.... Also when u install the tire, the valve stem should be parallel to the bar, so u dont touch it or break the sensor... and when u remove the tire you had it correct valve stem shud be behind the the duck head.. Also when u installing the tire get use to using the bar by pushing down not your hands because if its a low profile tire.. 1st it be easier, 2nd you won't injure your hands...
I remember doing this at TAFE, I was so cautious to not mess up because some TAFE trainee would've start laughing at me if I did, I had soo much pressure around me but, it was pretty easy when the teach taught us.
I'm having an assessment on this in college and for some reason I have mental block with this, but this video really helped, thanks so much man, appreciate it:)
You are correct. As I explain, this video is very basic for automotive students learning how to use a tire machine for the first time. If a wheel has TPMS, then extra steps and care must be taken.
Nice video..I learn how to do that back in high school ..I need more practice thow haven't did it in while..last thing I did was a tune up and a brake job..in I might need more practice doing that again because its been awhile..but I enjoyed doing it throw..I did a tune up on an 1999 ford taurus and did a brake job on an 2000 Chrysler but yea the cars are so much enhanced now as far as engines might need practice on tune ups again..seems like the new engines have more equipment..more engine in it now..but yea nice video..didn't mean to write so much..just Bella boarded right now..but yea nice video this..
When seating the bead the rim needs to be clamped in place to allow the user to lift up or push down to assist the bead in sealing. Also, the 4 jets that blast air from the turn table clamps would not be aimed at the proper point (edge or rim/bead of tire) and might even knock the tire off the machine. After the tire has sealed to the rim and beginning to inflate then yes, it must be released. If you watch at about the 9:18 mark I do release the rim and continue inflating it. Thanks for the comment!
Drastic Skillz you must not know much then considering you said “pump a tire up” do you work at a tire shop?😂 cause you must not have known the machine has blaster to help seat the bead WHILE it’s on the machine.
So the air pressure pushes the bead into he rim? No glue or other factors that hold it in place? I always thought there was more to it bc tires don't seem to failure that often....Also, I don't know why I'm here.
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Mechanic student here, this has to be one of the better if not the best ways of explaining how to do this. Helped me remember.
He sucks lol
This is so much better than the guy yelling at me at the automotive shop, where I was a trainee.
Thank you.
😂😅💀
😂❤😂
Literally me getting yelled at today
@@JD-cg8itthe shop is the last place for some softy to work, you like burgers! Shut up!!!
People like that have zero self confidence and lack a lot of human stuff.
I’m a Harley Davidson technician and I must say .. This video is dead on. My daughter was asking me how to change a tire and I showed her this video. Good job!
Wow, 8 years and STILL relevant. Got a new government job as a mechanic and got told to replace two steer tires on a f350 truck, using this machine. 0 idea since i have always just muscle it up since previous places never bother buying a machine. Your video helped me a lot just now. Thanks a lot!
I am 14 years old today. My dad started taking me to his tire shop since I was 10 I started mounting and dismounting since 2 years ago. This is very fun and interesting thing to do. I plan on teaching my future kids this to keep the family legacy alive
That’s awesome bro it’s fun
That’s wassup dawg I’m 14 too, keep hustling 🤙🏽
Congrats! Thats very exciting. We need more mechanics!
Good Stuff Shield.Good Stuff.
Exactly same here. I help out at the tyre shop because my dad says I have to know how it is to work hard/ be able to do these things. It’s not like he wants me to work at the tyre shop though he would much rather have me become a doctor or something. He just says if I fuck up I can always just go to tyres.
Been a tire technician for 4 weeks... got into it with my supervisor today, so I looked up this video. super confusing when the tire gets stuck, and the technique with the wrench at 4:08 is amazing!
anyone else just get a job at a tyre place lmao
Lmfao me
Lol yeah started 2 weeks ago
Started a month ago and it’s tuff not gonna lie 😂
welcome to the club hahaha
Yeah for bridge stone tires changing out bus tires. 😂
Perfect! So simple and clear explanation. Yes, always keep in mind the small adjustment of the machine away of the rims to avoid chipping or scratching the rim, the position of the valve and ... go !
Mk3
I know this is 4 years old but does that apply in both instances?(the machine or ”duck” away from the rim) or only do that when putting the tire on??
@@Marcus-gx4jr on both. The metal not supposed to touch the rim, period
In steering and suspension class at my school. Learning how to balance wheels, take off a tire, alignment, and some other stuff. Trying to give myself a refresher by watching this vid because I forget quite a bit, only repetition helps me remember. Great vid, thanks a lot.
Is this process extremely difficult? Removing one tire from an old ram, putting it on a new one and aligning and balancing it?
@@freedompioneer4311 no it's quite easy when you get the hang of it. I've been working in tires for about a year . A lot of doing tires is just being safe you know?
@cassidyerickson7408 being safe cause a man to dent up someone's custom rim? (Not ram lol) Discount Tire seriously dented up a tire I needed to have straightened and then when I got the tire put on the new rim they didn't dent the brand new 1 but a different one they did...smh
Same here. Needed a refresher lol
I remember doing that when I interned at a Toyota dealership. I'm not sure if I did it exactly like you did it, but mostly so I believe. Great learning experience for anyone learning how to change a tire using such a machine.
terceldude valve core
cool!
which work shop of toyota deare you did, you can help me how to maitenance the v8 engine system
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thanks a ton for this video. I started working at Les Schwab yesterday, and it’s hard for the managers to train in between the workload they have. this is going to help me a ton.
Still working there?
Thanks!! My buddy is letting me use his machine to do 8 tires and it's been awhile since using! U explained this very well !
Remember you want the valve stem in front of the Duck when removing the tire. And when putting the tire on you want it at about 9 o’clock. To protect the TPS
This
THANK YOU SO MUCH BROTHER I SWEAR I WAS LOOKING FOR IT
the duck being the arm?
As a mechanic student it helps to be better and good in no time just looking at this making sure I'm quick too. Thank you!!
Great video! I watched some others, but your demonstration was the best. You covered some details that weren't covered in the other videos I watched. Thank you!
I'm replacing the tires on my car tmrw in auto class.. this video was a huge help. Thanks
Thanks, this helped me a lot, I’m studying motor vehicle at college and I saw someone completely bend the rim yesterday which gave me a scare and put me off attempting it myself
Rkid01 I understand why you’d be put off but it’s best to make that mistake at college, learn from mistakes mate
As someone who’s currently taking auto tech classes and already planning on getting a job at Toyota, this is a very helpful video
I'm about to start a tire shop and I had no idea how to use the machine but today after I saw your video I'm pretty sure that I'll make it thank you so much for sharing your knowledge amigo
Same here.
Going to start working at a Costco tire center, I was in an auto shop class back in high school. This was a great refresher
Glad it helped. Cant beat the warranty and cost of tires at costco. They were cheaper installed on my wifes car than buying and installing myself from Tirerack.com
I just got a job at valvaline express in South Port NC a little over 2 months or 3 months ago. we do oil changes, tire changes tire plugs and tire rotations and balancing. I am thankful for this video. I'm tryin to get a raise and this might help me.
Thank you. 9 years later I am currently watching and teaching myself at work because no one will help me.
Best video I've viewed. Well explained, wish I would have had an auto tech teacher like you back when I was in High School!!
This video was very informative, even though it is ten years later, I am in my technician college course, and we are going over taking the tires on and off the machine. 👍👍
i appreciate you taking the time to make this video. It really helps me preparing to use my recently acquired used changer. I am most unimpressed with the workmanship and lack of care with most tire shops so I am taking matters into my own hands.
Ahaha yea I feel that, the only person that gets to wreck my wheels is me!
I have the hard, black, plastic duck on my machine….seemed to help a lot on tire removal to brush some tire lube on the head so the tire would roll up there easier. So nice to have your own tire machine. Great video, thanks!
U very simply and knowledgeably demonstrated the whole process. I only use machine once in a while and always forget the basics. Thank you!
Dan Dunn thanks for watching and the kind comment!
I am 17 as of a week ago, my dad told me to look up online how to use the tire machine I searched it up and found this video 7 years ago an it taught me almost everything I know about replacing tires. And after all these years I didn’t know what that knob on the side did until now.
great refresher on tire removal and installation, and good safety tips. well done, thank you.
Very good tutorial……u have done this most easily I have ever seen. There was absolutely no struggle n fight …….👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
best youtube video I've seen of the last 100 I watched
this is the best demo ive seen so far. Thank you so much. Wish i'd watched this one 1st. Thanks again.
too my suspension and steering teacher about 40 minutes to teach us how to use a tire machine LOL, and he kept saying stuff like "do it like this" "make sure it does this" "have it like this" (physically saying the word this)
first time someone used the machine for their personal use the instructor was watching and guiding him, the kid tore the tire and broke the tpms with the instructor watching
if you can tell im learning a lot in that class
Hello, I’m a kid watching this (I’m ten yrs old now) AND THE VIDEO IS STILL SATISFYING ASF!
I have no idea why I’m here but I am, and my curious George ass 😩 actually watched the whole video.
May Cherry 😂😂😂
I'll bet it's a nice ass...
Same lol
👍👍
You name your ass George ?
I do this for a living and once you get into the rhythm, it’s a walk in the park.
3:47 And that's how the face of my mint factory wheel got scratched up at the tire shop.
Now my auto instructor cant yell at me
țεħćħőżεņ1 dude this guy didn’t even talk about how u can break the beads and which direction to start tilting it from
Dude scrapped paint off a wheel when trying to put the tire back on. Of course we all got grilled for it
My boss is on some drugs, he walks into me constantly. He walked in to me so fast I fell in the machine.
Feels
Thank you for the info!!!! I never understood why when putting the tire on they push it down and you clarified it. I'm guess low profile and run flats are very important because the bead is not very elastic on them
Yes, this video was just for common wheels. Low profile and run flats either require a different machine or very good technique and a lot of lube. I made a video but the sound is not good on it.
MrAdkinsAuto i just ordered a hunter tc3250 with assist arm that i am going to experiment with on both tires. ill watch your other video as well
Anyone trying to cram knowledge before they start the new job.
"I can do it boss!"
* scrambles to RUclips *
yes
my high school auto class watched this and then went out and did it on their own
Shelby Bentley rock on!!! Great job. What school you at?
@@MrAdkinsAuto North Marion High in Ocala fl
Same I have mine on monday
Snipets ForYou good luck!!
I did the same thing at stafford high
Oh thank god for this, I have a “test” on this and needed a major refresher.. This shows and demonstrates it easy
He never explained nothing about damaging the sensors and where to have them in place, wonder how many beginners followed him and ended up breaking them 😐
Very true. The sensor must b under thr duck head when removing, and directly across from it when putting the tire on. Good catch, i saw it too.
Yep they probably tried breaking the bead on the sensor or it came up and crushed it lol
He brought it up in the beginning
True, yikes 😂
Do you know of a video, that does talk about and show you how to do it?
The exact video I was searching for with my new tire machine, prior too I just mangled one of my tires and this video helped me understand the process alot more. tks
Happy to hear it made your life a little easier! Which tire machine did you get?
@@MrAdkinsAuto I got the Major Tire Machine LT-3710, its almost like I need the 220 volt versus the 110 volt, gets caught up as the last 1/8 of the tire has to go in place.
Clinco Brown yes, 220v works way better. I used 110v until electric was updated. It was much weaker.
I have an exam today on this, so I'm glad about this.
How'd you do?
EXS
HOWD YOU DO. WE ASKED NICELY THE FIRST TIME. NO MORE MR NICE GUY
@@MichaelJ44 lmao I did well. Pretty sure I passed
Same
Well I’ve got a job that involves this so my moneh’s on the line
Awesome, brings back memories of working in high school, I'd love to buy one for my personal garage
thank you! I had to do this to two tires today on my new job and had to call over my trainer because one tire would not take air so he used a high pressure tank and wholla!
It's spelled *voilà my friend. Gave me a smile.
i like the way you explane its super simple and easy to understand thanks so much
what you removed is a valve core with a core remover. the stem is still attached.
Yes, you are correct. I will address this in future videos. Thanks!
Nice beginners video for anyone who wants to know how to use the machine. I’m guessing this was a basic lesson and there is more to learn which includes more detail
My automotive class teacher is testing us on this machine, this video helped me study for it
Thanks for the very clear tutorial it’s been a while and this is bringing all the info back to me
Just starting . Job at a tyre place tmorrow thanks for the reminders not used one since college lpl
definitive kole how’s the job going? What’s the pay like
I’m on my first semester of mechanic school 👍🏼
@Rey0011 C not a tire shop, but usually dealers and auto shops hire 2nd and 3rd year apprentices which is easiest when you are attending a mechanic school, you dont need a license to be a tire tech
@@tjsmith9449
Did they help you
I just made a video of showing my son on how to change a tire and it premiers today! I think we did it all wrong!!! Great Video!
i might be doing this for my practical exam in school this was super helpful thank you
I got good at this during school but on one of my practice runs I failed fully loosen the second bead. As I was spinning the machine my left hand was flat on the crow bar and it shot straight to the right close to the rim and bead, causing my middle finger to get caught in between and cut more than half of my finger (right under the nail) fully clean. I got 10 stitches and currently healing from it. Be safe yall
I have finals tmmrw and in auto tech I gotta do this yet I wasn’t here when we practiced thanks!!!
I was having such a tough time doing this until I watched this video bro thank you
Best video out there about mounting. They should show this at schools!
What school do they teach this by the way?
I don't mind. Glide stuff is fine but you definitely want to clean that check that rim for any corrosion and clean the corrosion off before you put the old or a new tire back on
And again another video that fails to mention the dots on the tire and where they go when mounting the tire properly
So make a video that is done properly.
This is actually really true most places will be very upset if you do DOT in instead of DOT out which could be very bad depending on the tires and if tires are directional
Thanks for The Refresher Bro. Headed to The Auto Hobby Shop here soon to replace my tires. 😎
Thanks a lot :) I just "learning by seeing" at my friends car service. So I learned how to remove tyre, but I have problem while installing tyre ... so 7:24 helps me a lot :) Thanks
does the duck head or any part of thar touch the outside of the rim??
the reason why I ask is because I recently had my 3rd set of tires mounted on my PVD COATED 18" WHEELS on my Ford escape and when I got my car back, I no5cied that on all 4 wheels the pvd coating was scratched or flaked off. the mechanic denied he damaged the rims even though it was obvious since they were never damaged before. as mentioned I have had my tires replaced 2 previous times and.never had this issue. would you be able to tell me how this would have happened or what he or the machine did to scratch the coating off the out edge.of all of my rims.
FYI. I ended up keeping one of the older tires I had before the new ones were put on and I also noticed and pointed this out to the tech that some of that coating og the left front wheel was on that tire as well. he still denied he did damage even after that.
Duck head should NEVER touch the rim if adjusted properly, thus not allowing any scratching of the rim. Unfortunately a really common mistake that results in scratching.
Thank you for this video! Well done made learning how to use my new machine super simple. Also appreciate the safety tips!
Best ever short,and understandable instead of talking unnecessary things
thanks fr the tutorial haven't done it in years worked a treat.
At Sam's Club we always put the valve core back in before inflating to seat the bead and had no issues. If we had an issue on a larger narrow tire maybe like a Dually we would use a Cheetah air blaster to shoot air in while pushing the lever for the air in the valve stem.
Just picked up a coats like this for 200 and a balancer for 200, this helped as ive never used one thanks
HELL YES! Thank you so much man, great video!!!:D
Very good explanation .I just try very best 👍
Thank you for this straight forward presentation.
It’s funny how most shops have these type of tire changers and Discount has some weird ones.
Nah discount has better ones imo
Man got hired on to pep boys and this is the hardest thing for me. Everything else is easy peazy
Who else is here cause they got a job at a tire place
That’s me😅
Kinda but not i do pdi’s and now winter is coming and cars from factory have summer tires on em so i gotta switch em to winter tires have done dis but came here just to make sure b4 doin the job lol
I start Tuesday at Toyota.
How was your first day
Midterms for me
Watching this after having my wheels painted. Shouldn't some protective padding be used between the tools and the wheel to prevent scratches?
Everything is almost right, except for....
Need to adjust tire machine from the begining, millimeters higher and away from the rim because if its an alloy rim you wil chip it or scratch it etc etc....
Also when u install the tire, the valve stem should be parallel to the bar, so u dont touch it or break the sensor... and when u remove the tire you had it correct valve stem shud be behind the the duck head..
Also when u installing the tire get use to using the bar by pushing down not your hands because if its a low profile tire.. 1st it be easier, 2nd you won't injure your hands...
I just applied for tire installer job this really going to help me !
The metal piece you removed is a valve core
Yes, you are correct. I will address this in future videos.
Love the video. Love your teaching ability. Thank you. I will always remember the duck!
Missing details on how to avoid crushing the sensor
Do you know of a video that does detail that and show?
@@andybankz4112 i think there is one out there, but your best bet is to see more than one to make sure lol
Just avoid hitting the tpms sensor common sense
@@JuanGuzman-rx7ro common sense yea, but if you're here it's to get informed
@@ZeroDarkShadow Truee.
I remember doing this at TAFE, I was so cautious to not mess up because some TAFE trainee would've start laughing at me if I did, I had soo much pressure around me but, it was pretty easy when the teach taught us.
Just got a job at a tire place 😂
me too! I wish you the best
Which one of the tyre changing machine can you recommend for me? I need a good tyre changing machine which is not too expensive.
we will see if i learned anything my first day is tomorrow
Good luck!
Chris Perez
How was your first day?? ( it was one year ago LOL )
@@farsiclub2077 he's dead
Rip
RIP
RUclips is amazing by people like you👍
Thank you, very informative.
Indeed, I did just start a job with tires so I thank you sir. God bless
Anyone else working at discount tire?
Rob P I start this week lmao
I finish the modules now I'm training. Cant get the hang of adding the tire
I start tomorrow.
been working for a year lmao
I have a interview today at 4 😂 what kind of questions do they ask can anyone help 😅
Cheers Mate..I did brilliantly because of this..I’m soooooo proud of myself🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💯👌🏽
Ok got it, leave the valve stem, then break the bead. Eazy Peezy. 🤔
You you leave the valve stem and take the core out
I'm having an assessment on this in college and for some reason I have mental block with this, but this video really helped, thanks so much man, appreciate it:)
How'd you do?
Same I was like wait what goes where
Let's see this on a nice 24 inch wheel
Kindly give advise on how to get this type of machine here in Nigeria for a small scale set-up tyre tech
If that had a sensor in it you would have broke it taking that second bead off
You are correct. As I explain, this video is very basic for automotive students learning how to use a tire machine for the first time. If a wheel has TPMS, then extra steps and care must be taken.
Nice video..I learn how to do that back in high school ..I need more practice thow haven't did it in while..last thing I did was a tune up and a brake job..in I might need more practice doing that again because its been awhile..but I enjoyed doing it throw..I did a tune up on an 1999 ford taurus and did a brake job on an 2000 Chrysler but yea the cars are so much enhanced now as far as engines might need practice on tune ups again..seems like the new engines have more equipment..more engine in it now..but yea nice video..didn't mean to write so much..just Bella boarded right now..but yea nice video this..
You should never pump a tire up when it's still locked onto the machine
When seating the bead the rim needs to be clamped in place to allow the user to lift up or push down to assist the bead in sealing. Also, the 4 jets that blast air from the turn table clamps would not be aimed at the proper point (edge or rim/bead of tire) and might even knock the tire off the machine. After the tire has sealed to the rim and beginning to inflate then yes, it must be released. If you watch at about the 9:18 mark I do release the rim and continue inflating it. Thanks for the comment!
Drastic Skillz Nothing’s wrong with that, I do it all the time.
Drastic Skillz you must not know much then considering you said “pump a tire up” do you work at a tire shop?😂 cause you must not have known the machine has blaster to help seat the bead WHILE it’s on the machine.
Rey Rey lmaoo when u put that bitch up to 80 psi plus to seat the bead and the tire goes flying you’ll learn 😂
@@akaSouths thats for split rims they're supposed to be done in a cage or with a air cannon
nicely explained, i have five tyres to change out this evening
So the air pressure pushes the bead into he rim? No glue or other factors that hold it in place? I always thought there was more to it bc tires don't seem to failure that often....Also, I don't know why I'm here.
i'm about to start a tire business and i need all the info i can get. thank you for this video.
Thanks for not doing any cuts! Would love to change tires on my own but space and money for a machine are quite not there at the moment 😂