I use the same equipment and process including balancing. However, last year I made a couple of key changes (applies to the VP pro wheel/tire combos that come unglued): 1. Simple green instead of acetone 2. Use a micro fiber cloth between the bead instead of dismounting the tires. I start going around the tire, change to clean side of cloth then wipe the wheel. 3. This process is much faster and I’ve had 100% success with tires staying glued. Thx for sharing. I like the rolling idea before balancing. I’ll start doing that.
Cool video. Couple questions. 1. Acetone will remove the tire glue effectiveness. How long do you let them sit before gluing? 2. Wouldn't yellow wheels make you faster?
The acetone dries really fast, you can let them sit for a few minutes but im usually ready to glue just after cleaning them. And of course yellow wheels are faster 🤣
Love watching the master at work! It’s nice to be able to brush elbows with guys like you!
Yeah man #Stayfast 🤘😎
Great videos man, no nonsense with clear description of what and why.plz continue making them.
I use the same equipment and process including balancing. However, last year I made a couple of key changes (applies to the VP pro wheel/tire combos that come unglued):
1. Simple green instead of acetone
2. Use a micro fiber cloth between the bead instead of dismounting the tires. I start going around the tire, change to clean side of cloth then wipe the wheel.
3. This process is much faster and I’ve had 100% success with tires staying glued.
Thx for sharing. I like the rolling idea before balancing. I’ll start doing that.
Cool video. Couple questions. 1. Acetone will remove the tire glue effectiveness. How long do you let them sit before gluing? 2. Wouldn't yellow wheels make you faster?
The acetone dries really fast, you can let them sit for a few minutes but im usually ready to glue just after cleaning them. And of course yellow wheels are faster 🤣
How are these tires? This is DavidRC lol. On my wife’s account