Manual Tire Change Without A Tire Machine

A quick demonstration of my process to removing tires and installing tires on wheels without a tire machine. This works great for emergencies, being at the track, and/or having no tire machines available at the moment

[@sjm8510]

Legend says he doesn't even need compressed air, just blows em right up with his lungs.

[@joebickers893]

I like how you take it off from the back, and eliminate so much of the prying on the face of wheel I'ma try this way. 👍

[@yorkitea]

somebody with a brain taking the Tyre off the back of the rim and putting it back on the back of the rim common sense thumbs up sir

[@dominic6283]

I like your song choice.

[@Laffy1345]

Thanks, Brother. Cool music.

[@JJRG3499]

What happens if you rip the bead?

[@MrWiezeke]

good thinking to take the tire off true the inner side, if you dammage it, it's less worse then if it's the outer side!!! :-D

[@CarsFitnessMoney]

He took it off that way because the drop center of the wheel was on the back, also called a face down wheel. But if the drop center was on the face side (face up wheel) then he would have needed to take it off that way.

[@user-ic1pm6uo7w]

how did you break the bead?

[@dumbeezy5480]

Did you not watch the video?

[@user-ic1pm6uo7w]

@@dumbeezy5480 yes.. it looks like he just used a pry bar and broke the bead with ease..... I guess he was able to do that because its a low profile sidewall....

[@juanecheverri3445]

Video is playing too fast can't really see. Exactly what to do

[@helenodetroyo7035]

How many billions of years did that took?🤔

[@busancun]

This way may destroy the bead edge for sure.

[@pearlmax]

May for sure?

[@bootyjiggle5695]

Wasn’t even full spin