Kawasaki KRX 1000 35” System 3 XTR 370 tire installation

My version of the install. Probably not the best way but it got the job done. This was my first time installing a tire of any kind.
Tools used:
- 14 mm socket
- short extension
- torque wrench
- tire shine
- WD-40
- ratchet strap
- air compressor
- fat guy

[@followlalooo]

Little tip for next time bro. When you’re about to put air in the tire set the inside of the rim on top of a 5 gal bucket. The weight of the tire will drop and seal that rear bead. I just changed mine last week and worked perfect.

[@dannycardin8966]

Looks awesome with the 35s great job 👏🏼

[@KRXBrandon]

I just used the same process to add a spare tire and it worked fine. The procedure seems to be fairly quick and painless and easy to do with only one person.

[@850romper5]

The best thing that worked for me when I was doing tires on my side-by-side Vaseline and transmission fluid if you mix a little bit together and makes it really good lubricant or you can just use Grease

[@patrickm8877]

Very nice looking setup.

[@patd4u2]

I bought some 33's for my KRX, No way did I want to try to install them myself. I called around and got some crazy prices from dealers and tire stores, my local dealer finally had time to do it and I got charged $160 to mount all four tires. I took my KRX down there and droped it off and picked it up a few hours later.

[@charlesholbrook8428]

I drilled a hole in my harbor freight bead breaker which moved it back further worked great super easy for me honestly.

[@Watts85af]

Did you ever hear back from system 3 about where to align the valve stem since there is no circle

[@ondemand7422]

Did you have to do anything with the clutch like weights or what?

[@timsmerz7581]

I have inch-and-a-half spacers on mine is that going to be a problem with rubbing

[@whatson8974]

Does it hurt the power of the bike?

[@johninwv807]

60 lbs per tire! 😳