What is everyone talking about? He didn’t do a bad job at all. He got it off pretty quickly and he didn’t even place the rim down that hard. The pry bar may have scratched the wheel when he was breaking the bottom bead but it happens. If they were expensive aftermarket wheels I could see a reason for a complaint
I work at sams club tbc this guy is clearly newer multiple errors catch my eye for one after getting the bead over the rim side he beats the hell out of it with the crow stick (like thats gonna make the other bead pop?) never seen that done 2. He lets the duck head down twice almost putting a high amount of pressure on the rim 3. He un clamps the rim takes it off sets it on the ground picks it back up and clamps it back on the wheel this makes absolutely no sense some has not trained this man properly
I work in at sams club tbc also, and we beat the tires like that all the time. It helps a lot of the time to put the bead, but not all the time, never on steel rims. As long as you dont damage the sensor you're good.
Rookie.
@thesleepercar naw thy were very nice and got through in a very timely matter...maybe it was the tine we got there....but They were very nice
What is everyone talking about? He didn’t do a bad job at all. He got it off pretty quickly and he didn’t even place the rim down that hard. The pry bar may have scratched the wheel when he was breaking the bottom bead but it happens. If they were expensive aftermarket wheels I could see a reason for a complaint
I work at discount tire dam that was slow and wrong
I work at sams club tbc this guy is clearly newer multiple errors catch my eye for one after getting the bead over the rim side he beats the hell out of it with the crow stick (like thats gonna make the other bead pop?) never seen that done 2. He lets the duck head down twice almost putting a high amount of pressure on the rim 3. He un clamps the rim takes it off sets it on the ground picks it back up and clamps it back on the wheel this makes absolutely no sense some has not trained this man properly
+XxPvPIsMexX he clearly picked up a second rim. I'm thinking the first one was damaged.
I work in at sams club tbc also, and we beat the tires like that all the time. It helps a lot of the time to put the bead, but not all the time, never on steel rims. As long as you dont damage the sensor you're good.
Can press the wrong pedal sometimes too
Dude chill the fuck out maybe he's new?
Dan Ds he’s definitely new, having someone record/watch you doesn’t make it better lol
he doesnt need the prybar and only runs the risk of damaging something with it.
wrong, that’s what the ducks beak is for so the pry bar doesn’t come in contact with the rim itself.
@imsneakytv4321 are you joking?
These technical don't cares about costumer car they damage their wheel smh they look like slow worker
This isn’t Daytona 500. He did fine.
this guy is slow and inefficient.. sloppy too. rims should be placed not thrown..im guessing he isnt strong enough to do it correctly.
Ok boomer