I have been to a tire shop yesterday to change tires, they have ruined the plasti dip on the edge for a solid 20 cm on the edge, I think they were just not careful enough, of course they said it was like that beforehand, but offered me to pay the repair
Spinning the tire on the damn face of the rim.... id never take my wheels there, plasti dipped or not! You do that shit on my built bbs's all hell will break loose!
Found this interesting as Ive been fitting tyres for 15 years, wondering if plasti dip would peel when the tyre came off. as for the lever bar cut a 3-4 inch section out of an old tyre sidewall and slide it under the machine head. the bar will land on the rubber not the wheel and it keeps the head a few extra mm away from the wheel. plastic heads are available also however they are pretty much in contact with the wheel so a good paint and lacquered wheel would be fine but would probably be worse for dipped wheels.
I knew this would happen!!!!!!i have dipped my wheels too and when it's time to change the tyres....i'm afraid that these scratches will be inevitable!!!!!the tyre seller said that there won't be any contact to the wheel........but what i saw is FULL CONTACT to the wheel!!!!!!!😥😩😫😫😢
Just had mine changed and the plasti dip was torn to hell afterwards. Not that I care that much about having to redo it as I was thinking about a redo anyway. The annoying part was that no one at the shop (a main stream chain around here) said anything at all to me about it.
It's not that they were careless using the pry bar, that's the only way it's done. It is nearly impossible to take a tire off without the pry bar touching the rim (and by nearly impossible, I mean I have never ever done it after changing thousands of tires).
There's nothing wrong with the way this guy changed the tyre, I can't believe all the negative comments. People with all these fancy alloys need to get a grip and accept the odd scuff and scratch when replacing tyres is always going to happen. The owner is lucky the fitter used a rubber covered valve puller. I certainly wouldn't have bothered!
after lifting the bead over the arm of the machine take the tyre lever out never spin the machine and let the tyre lever contact the wheel thats just stupidity you can take tyres off without damaging the plastic dip or vinyl wrap if i was your customer is of made you pay for the damage done
2:23 you've used wrench to lift the tyre and in the process edge of the wheel got scraped! Funny thing is that same happen to me on my diamond cut wheels and tyre shop was liable to buy a new wheel - 960 euro :) I know this video is old but nothing has changed
Yea that shit sucks, i bought some 20x9 chrome oem 2014 dodge rims with new good year tires for my 2005 ram, these rims were flawless no scratches or scuffs and i took 2 tires to get repaired and sure enough front rim got dent and back rim got scuffed, i was pissed, it took 4 years of these wheels looking new from the factory and some dumb ass messes them up 2 weeks after i bought them. Take your wheels to a shop that specializes in custom wheels.
This happened to me & I told the guys they were dipped & to be careful. It was taking them too long to do change 1 tire, so walked up on them & the guy was trying to peal off the plasti dip to make it look better some home. It was tore up so I made them pay for it. They gave me $50.
I work in a tire shop, I've done way past 1000 sets in the past few years and have done dipped wheels without any damage. However I got the chance to asked the customers why they chose dip and not paint, they said cuz it comes off easy. So what's the point of doing this whole job? Just paint.... And you won't have these stupid problems. Just paint man. You like your Beemer? Then prove it... You have no idea how much of a bitch this is for tire shops
lets say you dont know them, which im sure you do, lets say they didnt know it was plati dip, which im sure they do, lets say you didnt tell them to be careful, which im sure you did................you are standing there recording, no shit they would be careful, if they damage the rim on camera they are responsible.................have it really tested, it wont hold up and it wont be their fault, you are using peelable paint
I don't know about anybody else on here but I have never seen a tire change which such care so I highly doubt they warn him formed the Room was plasti dip in to be very careful because again I have never seen a tired with that much care taken into changing the tire just saying I call bullshit on that all the way...
Crybabies... Everything nowadays has to be fast... If u don't want scratches on ur 5k rims, change them by urself?... Productive working, slow working is over... 50's are past time...
Scares me to death everytime my alloys go in for a tyre change😱
Lmao. I’m about to buy some cus i don’t trust those fuckers
We use plastic covers over anything that touches the rim. If they used them no damage whould've been done.
Can show the links for the plastic covers??
@@JuanHernandez-zi2zz Google tire changer guard and find the ones that work for your purpose
I have been to a tire shop yesterday to change tires, they have ruined the plasti dip on the edge for a solid 20 cm on the edge, I think they were just not careful enough, of course they said it was like that beforehand, but offered me to pay the repair
Spinning the tire on the damn face of the rim.... id never take my wheels there, plasti dipped or not! You do that shit on my built bbs's all hell will break loose!
Do it yourself then if it’s that serious
I noticed same thing. It was all good till he used rim as a workbench.
😂💪🏽
You can buy a special tire change rim protector to prevent this type of damage. Nothing like this happened since I had mine for about 80 cents.
Can you give me the link for it
Found this interesting as Ive been fitting tyres for 15 years, wondering if plasti dip would peel when the tyre came off.
as for the lever bar cut a 3-4 inch section out of an old tyre sidewall and slide it under the machine head. the bar will land on the rubber not the wheel and it keeps the head a few extra mm away from the wheel.
plastic heads are available also however they are pretty much in contact with the wheel so a good paint and lacquered wheel would be fine but would probably be worse for dipped wheels.
He should've had a plastic covering on his bar. Also I use a machine with a nylon denouncing head. Less likely to marr rims especially expensive ones
I knew this would happen!!!!!!i have dipped my wheels too and when it's time to change the tyres....i'm afraid that these scratches will be inevitable!!!!!the tyre seller said that there won't be any contact to the wheel........but what i saw is FULL CONTACT to the wheel!!!!!!!😥😩😫😫😢
Just had mine changed and the plasti dip was torn to hell afterwards. Not that I care that much about having to redo it as I was thinking about a redo anyway. The annoying part was that no one at the shop (a main stream chain around here) said anything at all to me about it.
so if human error was not committed here, youre saying that the machines should not harm the dip?
u can tell the guy installing it is new, he needed the other techs assistance.
We have the same machibe at our shop. It does not touch the rims edge.
is it plastidip if my nail just accidentally got contact with the rim and it will remove the paint?
that music tho
how do you keep your tires clean without damaging the plasti dip? and what product is recommended for cleaning the wheels?
It took them way too long to take that tire off.
That's because they were being filmed.
We need to bear in mind it’s a run flat tyre that takes time to take of
It's not that they were careless using the pry bar, that's the only way it's done. It is nearly impossible to take a tire off without the pry bar touching the rim (and by nearly impossible, I mean I have never ever done it after changing thousands of tires).
It is possible. Soon i will add my own clip how to do it.
Jaromir Boguszewski Hey Jaromir, did you add a clip? I have been a fitter for the last 2 months and am interested in different teqniques.
There's nothing wrong with the way this guy changed the tyre, I can't believe all the negative comments. People with all these fancy alloys need to get a grip and accept the odd scuff and scratch when replacing tyres is always going to happen. The owner is lucky the fitter used a rubber covered valve puller. I certainly wouldn't have bothered!
Guess u didn't have to have it balanced but i wonder how it would do against a weight
Not all tire shops have those tire removal machines. Check out their machine before purchasing tires
wonderful I wish you success
Thank you for the post!
that is the slowest tire change i have seen
131 Films you have to be slow with nice wheels. You don't gain anything from going fast.
after lifting the bead over the arm of the machine take the tyre lever out never spin the machine and let the tyre lever contact the wheel thats just stupidity you can take tyres off without damaging the plastic dip or vinyl wrap if i was your customer is of made you pay for the damage done
2:23 you've used wrench to lift the tyre and in the process edge of the wheel got scraped! Funny thing is that same happen to me on my diamond cut wheels and tyre shop was liable to buy a new wheel - 960 euro :) I know this video is old but nothing has changed
This is why I hate tire shops! Goons like this give your wheels the gorilla treatment.
Nice M5 rims
2:22 ding!
I think If you tell the guys to be careful your dip should hold up just fine..
2:50 the pry bar touches the rim.
It wasn't carelessly done either. It's a bitch taking low profile tires off of a rim.
when changing on alu wheels, always use a plastic covered tool :D
Tool withouth plastic is used on ugly steelrims.
Yea that shit sucks, i bought some 20x9 chrome oem 2014 dodge rims with new good year tires for my 2005 ram, these rims were flawless no scratches or scuffs and i took 2 tires to get repaired and sure enough front rim got dent and back rim got scuffed, i was pissed, it took 4 years of these wheels looking new from the factory and some dumb ass messes them up 2 weeks after i bought them. Take your wheels to a shop that specializes in custom wheels.
They damaged the wheel unprofessional work
Keep your tools clean. I will avoid shops which does not care their own tools.
What I expected from how this guy changes a tire. Find someone new from now on.
First of all you should never drop a tire (especially with the weight of the rim) with no air in it. I'd be more pissed about that
How many coats did you use how thick was it
This happened to me & I told the guys they were dipped & to be careful. It was taking them too long to do change 1 tire, so walked up on them & the guy was trying to peal off the plasti dip to make it look better some home. It was tore up so I made them pay for it. They gave me $50.
I work in a tire shop, I've done way past 1000 sets in the past few years and have done dipped wheels without any damage. However I got the chance to asked the customers why they chose dip and not paint, they said cuz it comes off easy. So what's the point of doing this whole job? Just paint.... And you won't have these stupid problems. Just paint man. You like your Beemer? Then prove it... You have no idea how much of a bitch this is for tire shops
They did a really bad job it’s always better to do stuff by yourself. But if you don’t have a machine that’s a problem like me
careless tireman, more training
that hand tool should have plastic or rubber coating on it. i know that for a FACT!
lets say you dont know them, which im sure you do, lets say they didnt know it was plati dip, which im sure they do, lets say you didnt tell them to be careful, which im sure you did................you are standing there recording, no shit they would be careful, if they damage the rim on camera they are responsible.................have it really tested, it wont hold up and it wont be their fault, you are using peelable paint
I don't know about anybody else on here but I have never seen a tire change which such care so I highly doubt they warn him formed the Room was plasti dip in to be very careful because again I have never seen a tired with that much care taken into changing the tire just saying I call bullshit on that all the way...
Or you can *Change a Tyre Yourself* with the amazing _Ken-Tool._
lots of things wrong there. I do the job alone too on a mobile machine without all them aids. just skill and use the tools
not bad really mine where fucked**
I stopped watching video after a few minutes once they'd fucked the wheels
these guys doesnt look very experienced at all...
Mobile namber kya hai aap ka
Muje lena hai tyre change
Lmao don’t go to a trash ass shop go to an ACTUAL tire shop
Painful!!
Thankfully the rims and the car are horrible
Crybabies... Everything nowadays has to be fast... If u don't want scratches on ur 5k rims, change them by urself?... Productive working, slow working is over... 50's are past time...
Guess u didn't have to have it balanced but i wonder how it would do against a weight