Thanks for the video BTW many Antique cars and Motorcycles came with tire Irons in the tool kits more specifically the old British cars and Motorcycles and I think some of the old Fords if you go to most car shows they often have a small Flea Market area with people that sell miscellaneous tools and parts I had 1950s MG sportscars and those Irons would give you more leverage and be safer than using your Butter Knife which I give you credit it worked you might also look on EBay too I’ve seen them sell for close to one dollar at the swap Meets because many young people don’t know what they actually are , I saw my Dad switch over Snow Tires with the MG Irons on a American car as a kid a very labor intense job for one person but he was determined and got it done with what he had
Enable your life has these tries that are called for by these chairs and only cost 15.99 plus S/H. There are a few reasons why the tubeless styles are recommended.
Thanks, I am a tinkerer with my mobility scooters and power chairs. Hope to do an off-road mod soon based on Jazzy Jet 3. I suppose I need to get a welder. If my memory serves you first said the tire was from Hobby Lobby, then later Harbor Freight. I assume the latter is correct. So, is the tire non-marking?
That's not "Dry Rot", In those tires they are Foam Filled. It's the foam that's coming apart. Foam Filled is no good cause it's uneven and you get a lot of "Flat Spots".
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Thanks for the video BTW many Antique cars and Motorcycles came with tire Irons in the tool kits more specifically the old British cars and Motorcycles and I think some of the old Fords if you go to most car shows they often have a small Flea Market area with people that sell miscellaneous tools and parts I had 1950s MG sportscars and those Irons would give you more leverage and be safer than using your Butter Knife which I give you credit it worked you might also look on EBay too I’ve seen them sell for close to one dollar at the swap Meets because many young people don’t know what they actually are , I saw my Dad switch over Snow Tires with the MG Irons on a American car as a kid a very labor intense job for one person but he was determined and got it done with what he had
Thank you so much it's the perfect it's exactly what I was looking to figure out
Nice job 👍🏽👍🏽
I'm guessing that new tire marks floors. If I it mattwrs, be sure when sourcing tires that they are non-marking.
Enable your life has these tries that are called for by these chairs and only cost 15.99 plus S/H. There are a few reasons why the tubeless styles are recommended.
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I think I'm going to do it I'm just curious with the tire longevity
Thanks, I am a tinkerer with my mobility scooters and power chairs. Hope to do an off-road mod soon based on Jazzy Jet 3. I suppose I need to get a welder. If my memory serves you first said the tire was from Hobby Lobby, then later Harbor Freight. I assume the latter is correct.
So, is the tire non-marking?
That's not "Dry Rot", In those tires they are Foam Filled. It's the foam that's coming apart. Foam Filled is no good cause it's uneven and you get a lot of "Flat Spots".
Mine has 4 tires like what you have on the back and one of them the tire came off of the rim. Can't seem to get it back on.
what size tools to replace the rear tires
Might have wanted to deburr that a little bit
6 bucks for the wheel. And they wanna charge a grand through the company
what a waste of time