How To Use a Tire Machine - Mounting Offroad Tires

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[@christopherfisher4022]

Half dawn dish soap and half cooking oil. It’s a great budget lube when you don’t have actual lube available. Quality video. 👍

[@MJAltairy]

Dang i gotta try that mixture! Appreciate the heads up!

[@wireless1179]

Really good vidoe! i was about to lose my shit when i was mounting a SUV tire. did not know about the groove to make some slack for the other side. Thank you!

[@haroldo5889]

That was great safety advice you gave when inflating the tires to seat the beads, I’m glad now know when I install mine not to go over 30 psi in order to seat the tire on its bead

[@ahmadabu-shtayyah907]

Very informal. I love the comedy you put in the video.

[@darellejones6932]

Nice work and demonstration brother! Those T9s are gorgeous. Also, the bar handle method for beating/seating the bead super necessary. Good job, really nice editing as well.

[@YT1344]

soap gets dried too quickly. i use good tire paste. and put A LOT on both sides of the tire! not to mount the tire. To help seat the bead with low psi on those low-profile tires you mentioned.

[@sivasingh3336]

Thankyou for your guide that mounting offroad tyre

[@lashopabolak2279]

Good job!

[@MJAltairy]

Thank you!

[@tylerkreklow4851]

In school I learned the first way and my teacher said it's the only way I then got taught how to clamp the outside of the wheel by a local tire shop sucks to hear the tire shops by you using the first method I learned

[@MJAltairy]

Yeah I mean it’s standard use and saves time so I get why they’d be preaching that way of doing it

[@techster82]

Looking at Mayflower tire changers for an off-road shop. Realistically what's the largest diameter tire that you could mount with this machine? (I've read that the factory specs are generous and I'd like to make sure we can do 40" tires on a 17 or 20" wheel)

[@MJAltairy]

I’ve only done up to a 37in tire and was totally fine with this setup. I can’t speak for anything higher than that personally to be honest since I haven’t had the experience yet.

[@josuemelgoza2723]

I always thought the red dot aligns with the valve stem 😅. So future reference the yellow dot aligns with the valve stem correct?

[@MJAltairy]

Man even I get confused all the time but I think you’re right. If there’s both a red and yellow dot, red takes priority and aligns with either a “mark” on the wheel (if available) or align it with valve stem if no mark.
Here’s an article that helps: www.tyrebaydirect.com/knowledge-base/tyres-explained-red-dot-vs-yellow-dot/

[@silasvongsamath6500]

Can you put time stamps on for the video? Very informative but I just wanted to get to mounting😁

[@practicinglifematters7598]

Really like that setup! I have same GX. If you know, may I ask best place to buy these?(I am talking about the wheels/tires setup. Looks superb to me.)

[@MJAltairy]

Thank you! The wheels are from falcon offroad and they’re the 17x9 -25mm offset. The tires i picked up from walmart.com 315/70/17 americus rugged MT’s

[@sturksauto1969]

That tire wasnt over the duckbill in rear, the way it was riding on side it could cut the bead Just constructive criticism.

[@MJAltairy]

No i hear ya. I usually make sure of that with lower profile/stiffer side wall tires. I def have ripped through beads earlier when I first was learning to use these machines.
For tires with a softer/more malleable sidewall, there’s some forgiveness with respect to the duckbill rule.

[@lucashill3494]

You should not be telling people how to use starting fluid. That is something that should be taught in person by someone experienced. Even then it's a very unsafe method and that's coming from somebody that uses that method fairly often. Please edit this video and take that part out. It can severely injure and or kill somebody far too easily I've seen it happen.

[@MJAltairy]

I do mention that it’s dangerous and to do some thorough research before doing it if you decide to go that method. That’s how I learned about it along with some common sense.
I mean working on cars in general can be dangerous.