Also keep in mind how he does the hardest part pushing down and not lifting up. He works smart too knows to finish at the bottom so he doesn't have to stretch the tire lifting up but rather pushing down with his body weight
I'm half that size and I knock those out in the same time but its not as smooth lol. That being said, I know how hard of job he has. I just hope they pay him well bc he's doing what a lot of ppl can't.
So you don’t respect people that have what would be considered an easy job. So you feel only people that do back breaking work deserve respect. Wow you are a cvnt.
Yep, all this women craze about a rapper and baller nonsense, only a CEO or millionaire matters now, when these gals never really worked a hard day in their lives .....never had to struggle for anything but they want to live a celebrity lifestyle....and do not appreciate this man for keeping our infrastructure running for them to live a comfortable life. Blue Collar workers are the true kings of society.....and he needs his queen too
I changed tires for 15 years and know that he wasn't in a hurry! As smooth as he was working he could double his speed if he wanted to. At that speed he could change a lot of tires in a day and never get tired
You have to give roadside a ton of respect. Not only is there job dangerous as hell. The guy that changed my drive tire got me back running after 25 min. Saved me from doing my reset on the side of a bad situation
Yeah but you have to be careful with your spoon management, once got an ass bruise that was almost an obliterated testicle. I started making drivers hold the brakes for steer tires after that.
If he was really that experienced he wouldn't have that rim up that high then he wouldn't need the third bar at the bottom...also that first bead doesn't require the use of the spoon bar, it'll slide right on if you hold your tongue right
@noshame123 Well VET, I see YOU got common sense. But, if you got common sense, then you'll know that common sense ain't always so common now days, is it????
Those tires can weigh in excess of 175 lb he was installing one a little smaller though I would say around 145 lbs still guys got some good energy throwing that much weight around
I'm a tire technician and people should be marveling at this. Commercial and passenger are vastly different but this is a master. A good installer can do this in about 2 minutes once the vehicle is lifted.
Isn't there an OSHA requirement that tires be inflated in a cage or with a clamp on device plus a clamp on air chuck? It's been 26 years since I changed a tire, but we were never trained to change tires that way.
As a guy who used to call these mobile tire guys out into the oilfield all the time to fix tires on our construction equipment…. My hat is off to these guys! They work nonstop around the clock keeping us moving.
As a dump truck driver ive witnessed this in person on several occasions ,Its an art and a skill and I respect the heck out of these road service techs. These men keep you rolling!
He makes that tire look like it weighs about 5 pounds. The mark of a true professional is when they can make a difficult craft look so easy anyone could do it!
Are you joking, dominance crazy what is he he going to hold them all until the next truck comes. They make that sound when they fall because they weigh 35 lb a tool. Love an opinion from someone who has never held a tool in their life.
Did it for 16 years, got married and started a family. It can be exhausting especially when you have to break tire down, get it off the wheel then put new ones back on it. I did 6 Michelin 20.8R42 on a Challenger Tractor a few years ago and was wore out. But I got the job done
@@feoyjodido1372I do it in South Georgia every day. Thank goodness tires and brakes are just part of the job. If that was all I did day in day out I would have to find another career 😂
That little flick at the beginning with his lever to put the tire on the rim, in stead of trying to pick it up by hand tells me everything I need to know about how experienced he is
Exactly my thoughts! I worked in warehouses for years and coworkers always say i'm the strongest, but it's those little tricks that go unoticed that made me not break my back everyday. Inertia, Momentum and Leverage!
If you ever see this man as a bouncer at the club, be on your best behaviour, not that you ever shouldn’t be of course, but this man has that core strength that often gets over looked, it’s just years of building muscle, he made a very cumbersome task look almost effortless, barely broke a sweat
@@matthewvelazquez2013 so am i.... and i also do tires for a living . trust me.... we have some strength (actual REAL WORLD strength) . . sure, you can train for YEARS to lift a 400 weight straight up and down . but the same guy cant lift 80 pounds side to side . . while "tire techs" can lift 300 pounds in any direction you want..... and then do another.... and another.... and another . . dont pick i fight with mechanics / tire techs...... you will lose (unless you train to fight.... not just lift weights in very specific cases/directions)
@@kainhall Tire Guys ain’t no joke man . Had a Tire company that got called over to the Rigs to change a couple tires on some trucks . One of the Rig hands was trying to fuck with the tire guy , long story short tire guy and Rig hand went at it and let’s say the rig hand was dreaming about sheep’s for a few minutes 😂😅 he got suplex LOL 😂
He also makes it look easy, which is just pure skill, strength and a man that obviously takes pride in his work ethic,any trucker would be happy to see him turn up because the turn around isnt gonna ruin your day. Kudos to him.
This guy can do this so smoothly and then when me and my grandpa try to change a lawnmower tire it takes forever 😂😂 great video, this guy knows what he’s doing
Knew a guy that did road side emergency truck tire changes on the side of major highways. He got his tire change done. He was literally screwing the air cap back on. Then the tire exploded. Sending him back 10 feet with broken ribs shoulder and collar bone. Luckily he survived.
When you can change a tire quickly and not damage the wheels, that what I call a good tires changer. So might have the speed, but during the process would mess up or scratch the heck out of the wheels. This guy doing this pretty good. 👍
I drove 7 miles up the road, found the truck, jacked up the trailer, took the wheel off, changed the tyre refitted the wheel , drove back the 7 miles, and I was no longer than an hour. This bloke was quick, but he did a more simple job. I forgot to mention, you can't do what he did with a tubed tyre ,the flange and lock ring would be jammed up against the inner wheel. So wheel the off ,is the only way.
I did it a bunch over the years, but I have 80 pounds on you except when I was a kid. First tire change was a Dayton off a C70 dump truck. I didn't know you weren't supposed to take the lugnuts all the way off. And when I asked my dad how to remove the wedges he didn't realize I had not left the lugnuts on. "Hit them with a hammer." 12 years old, but it was a hard lesson.
That's me putting a tiny tire on a tiny wheel when I'm assembling my Lego technic set😂😅 It's amazing how strong and hardworking some people are, like this guy.
Most people have no idea how strong that dude is.
Also keep in mind how he does the hardest part pushing down and not lifting up. He works smart too knows to finish at the bottom so he doesn't have to stretch the tire lifting up but rather pushing down with his body weight
Blue collar strength is different than gym strength
I'm half that size and I knock those out in the same time but its not as smooth lol. That being said, I know how hard of job he has. I just hope they pay him well bc he's doing what a lot of ppl can't.
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Nothing but respect for hard working ppl.
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So you don’t respect people that have what would be considered an easy job. So you feel only people that do back breaking work deserve respect. Wow you are a cvnt.
Well Said 💯
In this business 🚛
It's not about SPEED!!!
It's about SAFETY!!!
THIS ISN'T NASCAR 😡
I just help you reach 1k likes 😅
This man's handshake would break every bone in your hand, wrist, and arm sincerely a Tow Truck operator 😂
Nah
Maybe yours 😂😂😂
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Thats true AF we had a old man in the shop, he had popeyes arm shyt was giant 😂 he'd break you in seconds 😂
whats the correlation?
Such a hard working guy hope they take care of him with salary and benefits
Amen
He is owner
Either they gone give the money or he gon take it lol.
Yeah lol right. In a perfect world maybe haha but I really doubt it
Good luck w that today...
Smooth is fast. No wasted energy there. Solid work
Nice it sorta offsets the 2 hrs it takes for them to arrive.. and that's on a good day.
He know what he is doing and is not his first 100th rodeo.
Super Brawo
Too bad he has his headphones in
@@805fillmore probably helps him to focus
And yet here i am struggling with this damn steering wheel cover
Capa de volante é barra, kkk
@@JoseRICARDO-cr2nd A bar?
English please 😩😩
Facts
Gawd I hate those 🤬 things lol
YESSSSSS!!! I threw mine in the back. LOL
That lift trick with the pry bar alone earned my thumbs up!
Technique, Technique, Technique.
This fellow has both the technique and physical strength to pertorm theses tasks.
Dude was taking his time! And still did it fast 😂
You get the point !! Thx man 😎
Master
Yeah true like he was super relaxed
He is working smart and just taking his time. Well done mate.
What's considered slow than?
True definition of "You not paying for the labor, your paying for his hard earned experience".
Dude so good he made look easy. Which we all know is hard as shit.
And not paid enough...
his arms disagree. he is tough as fuk.
Yet these kid think they need 15 an hour for working at fast food flippin burgers, XD they could not survive a job that truly worth 15 to 20 an hour.
Right on the money with that!
He's the man!!!! Keeps us on the road....I respect those guys...
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Love the respect this comment section has for this hardworking man. We need this whole world to start respecting men like this again. 🤝
Yep, all this women craze about a rapper and baller nonsense, only a CEO or millionaire matters now, when these gals never really worked a hard day in their lives .....never had to struggle for anything but they want to live a celebrity lifestyle....and do not appreciate this man for keeping our infrastructure running for them to live a comfortable life. Blue Collar workers are the true kings of society.....and he needs his queen too
I can tell you're old by the way you put a bunch of spaces after punctuation.
We need to respect working people in general again, not just men
I see a man working hard and being good at what he does. Nice job
Thx 😎
@@Hhctires I'm sure I'm quicker bro. Use a beadkeaper and roll the tire on the wheel also work clock wise put the bead keeper at 3-4 o'clock
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@@jorgeaispuro1492 yes sir
The definition of “it ain’t his first rodeo” 😂 nicely done!
And definitely not his last
I spend 3 times as much time and effort just changing my motorcycle tire! a lot of respect for this dude.
Motorcycle tire is way hard to change by hand than this tire.
@@chrisruiz5184how heavy are those tires ?
@@pokiblue5870I would guess about a 100lbs, not to hard when you have technique
It’s easy when you don’t care about scratching up the rim
Damn. I work for the city and worked for a school district so I know it's hell messing with these tires. Props to ya
Dude must be strong as an ox if he’s been doing this every day for years, very cool to see!
IT'S NOT HARD AT ALL I HAVE BEEN DOING IT FOR 13 YEARS HAS LONG YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING YOU BE ALRIGHT...
@@joseluisperez4015 why are you yelling? 😭
@@DrifterRamRod Typing in caps is not yelling 🙄 might be an older guy that doesnt really understand technology the way we do.
@@AnnihilateUTM can't mess around with people anymore, some take it to seriously 😔
@@DrifterRamRod i wasnt taking it seriously. I was enlightening you to be more open minded instead of making a joke
I changed tires for 15 years and know that he wasn't in a hurry! As smooth as he was working he could double his speed if he wanted to. At that speed he could change a lot of tires in a day and never get tired
haha pun intended? "and never get tired?"
yeah his body will remind him in a few years. trust me I know.
Yep.This was my job for around 8 years, nearly 40 years ago.
Slow and steady wins the day
@@michaelinhouston9086 In some ways that's true.
Absolutely deserves respect.
This man’s hard work keeps America moving
Dude knows his shit
Every move reeks of experience.
Good job fam!
Thx man ! 😎
Supr
Eu sou mais rápido que ele kkkkk
Exactly
I said the same thing.
Hey kids...Looking for a job that can never be replaced by Ai?
Most people don’t realize the strength that man possesses to do that.
Most people don’t understand how impressive this is.
Pure skill learn this on your phone genz
Us fellow drivers, and the guys doing it are the only ones who do
Shoot, I didn't know changing a semi tire was so easy! LOL!
Because it's not that impressive
It’s not that impressive when your a diesel mechanic I could change two in the time it took him to do that one
You have to give roadside a ton of respect. Not only is there job dangerous as hell. The guy that changed my drive tire got me back running after 25 min. Saved me from doing my reset on the side of a bad situation
Should have more women doing this in the name of gender equality...
Well, when he utilized bracing the spoons on his leg, that was the experienced-veteran move right there💪🏽💪🏽!!!
Yeah but you have to be careful with your spoon management, once got an ass bruise that was almost an obliterated testicle. I started making drivers hold the brakes for steer tires after that.
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Damn
@@cwheels01 Damn!!
If he was really that experienced he wouldn't have that rim up that high then he wouldn't need the third bar at the bottom...also that first bead doesn't require the use of the spoon bar, it'll slide right on if you hold your tongue right
@noshame123 Well VET, I see YOU got common sense. But, if you got common sense, then you'll know that common sense ain't always so common now days, is it????
Just being able to move that truck tire around like it's nothing is pretty impressive! Great job buddy!
Hahaha...like it was a burger getting flipped in the grill
Those tires can weigh in excess of 175 lb he was installing one a little smaller though I would say around 145 lbs still guys got some good energy throwing that much weight around
I worked for UPS we didn’t ship most of those tires they were over 150 lbs
@@runsolomon i use to make those tires, that model is about 75lbs.
A man who really knows how to work the tire irons. Respect.
I'm a tire technician and people should be marveling at this. Commercial and passenger are vastly different but this is a master. A good installer can do this in about 2 minutes once the vehicle is lifted.
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Mate he's changing a tyre 😂 calm down
Isn't there an OSHA requirement that tires be inflated in a cage or with a clamp on device plus a clamp on air chuck? It's been 26 years since I changed a tire, but we were never trained to change tires that way.
A good tire man don't gotta jack up the truck to skin an outside tire
I'm a tire technician too.
That’s a skilled Man right there. I can barely put on a ten speed tire😂
Its the same concept, except these are heavier.
I literally was thinking the same lol I just installed my bike tires this morning
How are alignments done on these? Maybe I should ask ChatGPT instead y'all ashy
@@user-ct1lf3hf1vscary go to AI instead of human knowledge anymore
@@user-ct1lf3hf1vthey're not. No alignments needed.
As a guy who used to call these mobile tire guys out into the oilfield all the time to fix tires on our construction equipment…. My hat is off to these guys! They work nonstop around the clock keeping us moving.
Every single step in his process is absolutely rock solid and precisely executed.
I wish I had the strength, patience and skill that this man has.
...honestly, it's not any harder than getting up and going to work...
@@cameronduff884 ha ha!
It's not I worked at action in Dearborn and would do 2 in this time no bs. He's slow as piss
@@user-kt1bv3kx4ftalk is cheap. Prove it or stfu.
@@cameronduff884yeah ok sure
You obviously have not worked in the commercial/agricultural tire business
A man that has completely mastered his craft is always impressive to me, no matter what that is
ты махровый расист.
Man changes whole truck tire faster than i change my bicycle tire 💀
Meanwhile F1 pit stoppers: "am I a joke to you"
That’s Impressive and he’s just jamming out to his music 💯💯
As a dump truck driver ive witnessed this in person on several occasions ,Its an art and a skill and I respect the heck out of these road service techs. These men keep you rolling!
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I agree!! One of the best I've seen. Not fighting with the tire at all.
Well put,not only a art,slowly becoming a lost art,great content
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This man is extremely skilled in the use of those 'sprongs', pinning them against his body to make use of leverage. Superb.
He makes that tire look like it weighs about 5 pounds. The mark of a true professional is when they can make a difficult craft look so easy anyone could do it!
When you make something difficult look easy, you became a master.
He’s definitely a seasoned tire changer. I couldn’t see any mistakes. Great job!!!
He never cleaned up the rim. Which will cause air leaks in the future
@@floydhorslerjr8422 good call
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This man is swift with it. As a truck driver I appreciate what you do.
My man is man handling them truck tires. Now imagine if he had an extra set of arms.
Gotta throw the bars on the ground when you get done, to assert dominance lmao
He don't need to go to a gym.
@@chucklesthered2338 for real you see his back? Solid like a fucking bolder face lol
Yeah that tire aint gettin the best of me , shit
Hell yeah
Are you joking, dominance crazy what is he he going to hold them all until the next truck comes. They make that sound when they fall because they weigh 35 lb a tool. Love an opinion from someone who has never held a tool in their life.
He’s like a tire artist. He made that look WAY easier than it is.
It is easier then it looks, and he took forever.
@@7.3_alltheway Pretty obvious Jonathan has never changed them.
@@7.3_alltheway facts!
He made it look as simple as it really is. Its not rocket science.
@@rooms1028 film yourself doing it faster and post it. I'd like to see.
Respect. A man who knows his trade, has practiced and is good at it.
That looks like exhausting work. Imagine doing that in cold, wet, freezing weather. I have nothing but respect for gentlemen such as these. 👏
or in extreme heat in full sun, like in Houston tx or las vegas
Or with a woman job-shadowing you and ranting that you're not clear enough.
Did it for 16 years, got married and started a family. It can be exhausting especially when you have to break tire down, get it off the wheel then put new ones back on it. I did
6 Michelin 20.8R42 on a Challenger Tractor a few years ago and was wore out. But I got the job done
@@shannonreas9393 😅
@@feoyjodido1372I do it in South Georgia every day. Thank goodness tires and brakes are just part of the job. If that was all I did day in day out I would have to find another career 😂
Experience = Calm, calculated movement ...Well done sir 👍
That is one tough guy with a particular set of skills! Top work
You ever see someone show off there talents and not go 100mph. That's what we just witnessed. Hats off dude.
This guy is both an athlet and a technician. The skill... I take my hat.
Thank you blue collar men for the things you do for our country. The world doesn’t give you much credit even though you keep America running 🇺🇸💯💪🏼
MUCH RESPECT 🙏 👏
@Edward Will Immature girls* A real woman respects a blue collar man
We're just a bunch of toxic cis males w/ too much testosterone for the world to handle. 😄
Thank you for saying this. Most of us get shit on daily with peoples’ dirty looks and ugly attitudes. Mostly women.
@@Mmoselle1983 whatever you do in life Mr. Moselle you must RASPACT WAHMEN!!!
I need this guy to install my solid tire for my scooter.
Tire: My name is Jim and you?
Operator: Gym!!!
bro makes it look easy lol
That little flick at the beginning with his lever to put the tire on the rim, in stead of trying to pick it up by hand tells me everything I need to know about how experienced he is
Exactly my thoughts! I worked in warehouses for years and coworkers always say i'm the strongest, but it's those little tricks that go unoticed that made me not break my back everyday.
Inertia, Momentum and Leverage!
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Respect. I hope this guy is paid well for his skills and efforts.
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If he's the fastest tire changer, then the turtle is the fastest race 😂😂
Can't imagine the adrenaline that flows through him with each tire change. These can be tough.
If you ever see this man as a bouncer at the club, be on your best behaviour, not that you ever shouldn’t be of course, but this man has that core strength that often gets over looked, it’s just years of building muscle, he made a very cumbersome task look almost effortless, barely broke a sweat
Nah. Leverage. He's a big tall dude w long arms and legs.
@@matthewvelazquez2013 so am i.... and i also do tires for a living
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trust me.... we have some strength (actual REAL WORLD strength)
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sure, you can train for YEARS to lift a 400 weight straight up and down
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but the same guy cant lift 80 pounds side to side
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while "tire techs" can lift 300 pounds in any direction you want..... and then do another.... and another.... and another
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dont pick i fight with mechanics / tire techs...... you will lose (unless you train to fight.... not just lift weights in very specific cases/directions)
@@kainhall Tire Guys ain’t no joke man . Had a Tire company that got called over to the Rigs to change a couple tires on some trucks . One of the Rig hands was trying to fuck with the tire guy , long story short tire guy and Rig hand went at it and let’s say the rig hand was dreaming about sheep’s for a few minutes 😂😅 he got suplex LOL 😂
22.5s go on like a loose condom m8 not that tough
He also makes it look easy, which is just pure skill, strength and a man that obviously takes pride in his work ethic,any trucker would be happy to see him turn up because the turn around isnt gonna ruin your day. Kudos to him.
Even in rain, snow, night, hot weather, these guys will get you rolling . Tire weights over 250lb, without air and handling one is not easy.
Damn! Skills, strength, superior results.
My dad did service calls for semi and tracker tires for years its tuff work but these guys make it look easy. Years of experience!
Without these guys trucks and many other vehicles wouldn't be going anywhere. You have my respect sir.
Now that I work at a shop that does big tires, I can appreciate how easy you made that look. Do yo thang boss
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If you have ever tried to manually change a tire you know how impressive this is.
This guy can do this so smoothly and then when me and my grandpa try to change a lawnmower tire it takes forever 😂😂 great video, this guy knows what he’s doing
Strong fella. He knows what he is doing. Most people will injure themselves on the second and third step
Smart people make work look easy.
It takes more than being a smart person to do this type of work.
у животного -- макаки,обезьянки тоже хорошо получается чистить банан,однако чтобы очень умные🤔🤔🤔,
во всем главнее практика,но не теория
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Nice to see someone skilled doing some work. Definitely knows what he's doing.
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Knew a guy that did road side emergency truck tire changes on the side of major highways. He got his tire change done. He was literally screwing the air cap back on. Then the tire exploded. Sending him back 10 feet with broken ribs shoulder and collar bone. Luckily he survived.
And I thought motorcycles were tricky. This guy is a strong dude.
Motorcycle tires are far harder than a 11r22.5, you could do this with the right teachings and technique
Best advice I was given. Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. This guy is the perfect example of that.
Kamsahamnida
watch a brick layer sometime, its called conservation of movement
I learned that phrase, and life advice the first time at Ft. Benning GA during Infantry OSUT training. It has served me well.
man, I never heard that! I'm gonna borrow that one...👍👌✌
Not a single wasted movement 👍
When you can change a tire quickly and not damage the wheels, that what I call a good tires changer. So might have the speed, but during the process would mess up or scratch the heck out of the wheels. This guy doing this pretty good. 👍
You're not going to scratch up a steel wheel with tire levers. Chrome wheels maybe, but not steel.
@@shadowthehedgehog4737 alloy wheels are done from the back anyway, reversed bead
@@maxl3189 lol the tire man lmao
That dude can probably deadlift 800 lbs. Dawg is STRONG!
I drove 7 miles up the road, found the truck, jacked up the trailer, took the wheel off, changed the tyre refitted the wheel , drove back the 7 miles, and I was no longer than an hour. This bloke was quick, but he did a more simple job.
I forgot to mention, you can't do what he did with a tubed tyre ,the flange and lock ring would be jammed up against the inner wheel. So wheel the off ,is the only way.
Smart hard-working man. America needs more of these guys.
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God dont bless murder amerika
There are plenty of these guys around YOU just don't notice them.
@@malcolmn.5222 They usually tryin to take money from you or steal your vehicle.
@@malcolmn.5222there isnt, most of them only want welfare or free shitz
I was waiting for him to light it up!! 🔥
😄 yeah me2
There is the problem!
Yup!: Me too.. 😎
Lol, me too🤦🏾♂️
Same here🤣🤣
I love how he is not rushed or hurried in any way. Every motion is deliberate and with purpose.
My dad did this for quite a few years .He was a tank 💪🏾
you know they're good when they move fluidly, slowly, and calmly
That’s what they say
John Henry right there. That takes STRENGTH
dude is fast and deserves a raise
If he changed the tyre so quickly in his slowest mode,imagine how he would have changed it if he was quick, respect to this legend ❤❤
He’s an absolute UNIT! What a beast
That definitely takes muscle ❤️💪🏿
A moderately experienced tire changer at best.
what i find more impressive is that he's wearing airpods while doing this
Damn man you are good your smooth as butter you deserve a raise
velmi rychlá a kvalitní práce.
Effective, Efficient, Experienced… good sh*t
Caraí buraxa
This man knows what he is doing. Much respect.
Seriously! I have a reputation as a concrete carepenter but that dudes a savage.
This is something that is very satisfying for the blue collar worker. Great job!
I did that so many times in my career, and I had only 130 lbs...5"10...love it. Now, I enjoy my retirement....Well done.
I did it a bunch over the years, but I have 80 pounds on you except when I was a kid. First tire change was a Dayton off a C70 dump truck. I didn't know you weren't supposed to take the lugnuts all the way off. And when I asked my dad how to remove the wedges he didn't realize I had not left the lugnuts on. "Hit them with a hammer." 12 years old, but it was a hard lesson.
That's me putting a tiny tire on a tiny wheel when I'm assembling my Lego technic set😂😅 It's amazing how strong and hardworking some people are, like this guy.
Perfect example of work smarter not harder right here! Respect
You can tell when he does the initial lift up - in one action rolls the tyre, and diverts that motion vertical using the bar.
It's not smart. How does he know If the rim was damaged or not?
I was a tire technician for 5 years doing the exact same tires. I've seen 3 prior fired in 5 years for not removing and inspecting the rim
When somebody turns their job into a work of art it truly makes a statement. Nice job!