Thank you for another great video! I honestly don't think there is anyone in the Greater Washington DC Metropolitan Area who is as honest, competent and careful as you!! Not sure any shop around here has a TC Hunter 3900, either. Had new tires installed last June - had to buy all new wheel bolts and nuts (stripped threads and over torqued) - cost me $120.00 (I installed those). The shop that did the work swore they used a torque wrench - I know better. Additionally, they don't know how to mount or balance tires properly. That, and I have more scratches on the alloy wheels. Keep up the good work, Mike. I sure hope your customers appreciate you.
That was such an excellent video and tutorial. Thank you very much for posting it. Was looking forward to watching the video of balancing those tires. Thank you for no background music as well, not needed. you have a good presentation and teaching style, keep the videos coming. Nice looking shop too.
Great video. Finally, understand reverse mounted wheels and what to look for on the rim before starting. But, have you ever had a tire that won't seat the bead after installing it and how did you get it to seal so you can inflate it to the proper pressure??
Wow, this is exactly what happened to my rims, the shop i took them to, put gouges on my rims via their Rim Clamp machine ( didnt know that was it was called), i went back to question them about it, and they said it must have been there before, i know it wasnt. Thanks for the post.
Great information to know before having tires installed on my expensive reverse mount wheels. In particular, I was wondering how the wheels get mounted on the tire machine without scratching. I’ve got enough information now that I can “interview” an installer to hear how he plans to go about the job. Thanks for an outstanding, helpful video.
Best explanation of mounting a tire on a rim I’ve ever heard. Thank you
Thanks. Ill make a video of doing a normal tire soon.
Thank you so much for a good and useful video for me! your explanations are very clear and your voice is pleasant and stress-free :))
Thanks so much. My channel is just getting started. I hope you follow along
Thank you for another great video!
I honestly don't think there is anyone in the Greater Washington DC Metropolitan Area who is as honest, competent and careful as you!! Not sure any shop around here has a TC Hunter 3900, either. Had new tires installed last June - had to buy all new wheel bolts and nuts (stripped threads and over torqued) - cost me $120.00 (I installed those). The shop that did the work swore they used a torque wrench - I know better. Additionally, they don't know how to mount or balance tires properly. That, and I have more scratches on the alloy wheels. Keep up the good work, Mike. I sure hope your customers appreciate you.
How do I find someone competent like you.
Thank so much for explained it so well . I learned a lot god bless you
Good teaching Mike I appreciate. You timely explaining very well thanks.
That was such an excellent video and tutorial. Thank you very much for posting it. Was looking forward to watching the video of balancing those tires. Thank you for no background music as well, not needed. you have a good presentation and teaching style, keep the videos coming. Nice looking shop too.
Great video. Finally, understand reverse mounted wheels and what to look for on the rim before starting. But, have you ever had a tire that won't seat the bead after installing it and how did you get it to seal so you can inflate it to the proper pressure??
I feel bad the customer did not go to you first but at least the job is now finished with no more damage to the rims.
Wow, this is exactly what happened to my rims, the shop i took them to, put gouges on my rims via their Rim Clamp machine ( didnt know that was it was called), i went back to question them about it, and they said it must have been there before, i know it wasnt. Thanks for the post.
Great information to know before having tires installed on my expensive reverse mount wheels. In particular, I was wondering how the wheels get mounted on the tire machine without scratching. I’ve got enough information now that I can “interview” an installer to hear how he plans to go about the job. Thanks for an outstanding, helpful video.