Golden Buddy Tire Changing System - Model# 71050
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2015
- The Golden Buddy Tire Changing System makes quick and easy work of mounting and demounting truck tires. No more fighting the tire on and off the rim. This system includes a mounting bar, demounting tool and bead keeper.
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Ok. So i i bought this after an hilarious changing of a tire without proper equipment.
There is definitely a learning curve combined with muscle memory. It saved so much time . The big problem I had was no lubrication. Once I used dawn detergent it worked great. I highly recommend this. Why pay a slow mechanic $50 to mount and dismount tires. .
i think because of the music ive just fallen in love with the golden buddy tire changing system
tools are great. designed for big truck tires. makes changing semi /trailer tires so easy.
Thank you for sharing. Very helpful information
"the golden buddy!! Ripping tire beads and the leader in tire bead seperation since day 1"
The video made it look easy! I bought a set and had my mechanics try it for a month Neither one of them was able to the tools on ANY tires over that month. At first, I thought they were using it wrong. We watched the videos over and over and tried to duplicate the process in the shop. We tried them on 2 sets of 19.5 and two sets of 22.5 wheels & tires and confirmed these things are BS.
I use them all the time & they work as described. There are plenty of videos of these tools being used on TH-cam, are they all photoshopped videos or CGI digitally made videos??? No their not.. (the only BS here is your comment). Or you and your workers incompetence!!!!!!!!.
Then you guys are fucking idiot's. Probably city mechanics working on auto freightliners in a a.c shop working 9-5 lol we've went through 2 sets of these they can literally change tires in a minute. Like I said. Your probably paid to grease and look at lights on trucks. Any real mechanic can use this .. its common sense. Oh yeah 19.5s and 22.5s. .... yeah you're working on beer trucks and f550s at the most. Try taking care of 86 heavy haul trucks with 3 axle trailers that are off road alot.. we change idk, 10-15 tires a day at 1 shop. Well our guy from highschool does.. we taught him to use the tool is about 10 mining
Hes in fookin khakis mate
Bro you are wrong. My boss ordered one in and I just tried it out today. Amazing tool, not having to lift the tire/rim up throughout the removal process saves so much wear and tear on the body.
Changed 10 tires in a little over 2 hours yesterday 😂 This thing is amazing. But keep hating
I use a vice grip to keep the bead tool from moving on the rim bit of a learning curve but works great once you get it figured out lot of lube is a necessity
Finally the first vid that shows how to use the bead keeper.Thank you.
Have one works great!!!!
Can you use it for 16" and 15" tires? And if "No", is there a similar rod (or set of them) for 16 and 15? Thank you for the great film.
...would have to say NO, but AME offers a tool that will do both, not as fast as this tool on 22.5 but can be used while on the vehicle, it looks like a long red shovel with one bicycle handle grip on the top and is impact driven...not cheap, but I'm currently using it for my 255/70R22.5s.
Pretty sure they're mounting a 24.5 tire on a 22.5 rim...😂 jk watched it at .25x speed. I'm just mad he got it so easy. Lol Great tools to have!
Thanks
thanks
Will this work on 15" tires even though it says 17.5" to 24"? Thanks
i can tell you for a fact it wont work on 17.5 tires, my shop has the dismount tool so people who arent 250lb gorillas can change 22.5 tires without straining themselves. 17.5 tires and 15s are entirely too tight. even if the tool fit, it takes way too big of a bite to be safe for the tire or work without excessive force. they go on just like this guy is doing it, but you need to be alot more skilled than he is and dont need any fancy tools, just a few standard irons
You might be able to just use a regular set of tire levers on a 70R15. I managed with winterforce 195/70/R15 without much trouble at all.
Hi, can you use this demount bar on regular car tires like size 195 R 15 or 205 R 16 or is it only for truck tires? Hoping to get a response soon so that I will decide wether to purchase one or not.
No
I would think not, but that impact driven red shovel on a pogo stick probably will...
there goes a chunk of your bead flying off at the end lol
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And 22.5s!!!
Is there a difference between the golden buddy tool and the cheaper imitations out there? The knockoffs are about half the price so i would really like to know if there is a big difference?
We bought a knock off looks the exact same and seems to work just fine
The knock off brand is designed in the USA but made in China.
Michael Hawes it just really hard to get the bottom bead with these we bought a blue cobra it has the same issue but a lot lighter so easier to maneuver
Yeah I use the TNT 300 its little on the heavy side but I haven't " knock on wood " had any problems catching the bottom bead on any of the 3 tire size.
@@jashroadservice2815 I've been using these tools all my life maybe it won't help but if I can't catch the bottom bead I use a small 4x4 block under the sidewall works everytime
will this product work on 19.5 tires ?
gary robinson Jr de 17 ...a 24 trabaja very good
Good job my friend where can i buy the tools
...think AME is in Brookville Florida, along with ESCO...
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No one ever seems to have any trouble breaking the beads in these videos. Companies have make a living supplying gizmos that break beads - but I never see a good all in one tool that does both...
We use a big slide hammer looking tool. Works great. I have only been doing truck tires for 2 months and I have never had an issue with it. Even on super singles
I have never had a problem breaking the beads.
You spray the bead with some diesel. After you can just walk on it and it’ll pop off.
@@itzrobertho ...I know that works, but please try to refrain from this practice, especially if that tire is going to be retreaded...
Spray some wd 40 or pb blaster on then. One hit usually does it then.
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When you are trying to remove a tire the bead is not going to be coated in fresh grease like in this video.
Murphey soap is highly recommended..
Where to buy po
Cost?
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In pakistan??
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Looked great, until the end when a chunk of the bead went flying off...speed isn't always the end all be all...
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Prise
Watch closely at the start. It is not possible to break the bead with a few kicks. That bead was already separated because it already done on a machine.
Dude on a machine? I change these about 15 times a day. If you dont believe me ask me, I will video chat you doing it lol. The bead was broke because you have to break it with a sledge hammer first.. are u fucking stupid. It doesn't show that just like it doesn't show airing the tire back up.. it's not part of what the tool does. You break the bead then stick it down in there with a good kick. Pull it up once for top bead then lay it back over and pull again, pulls the whole tire off. Are people really this stupid? I use this thing literally 15 times a day or more. Its common sense. My God people have no common sense now days. I have no reason to lie but no need in saying oh bullshit. I literally will gladly show any moron how to use it. God damn what a sad world we live in. If you couldn't figure this thing out without a damn video then you are no mechanic no way
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I ordered from ebay but fucking thing does not work on suvs or tires with aluminum rims
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22.5 all day long
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Quite an innovative tool. This sells anywhere from $330 to $392, a ridiculously exhorbitant price for a manual hand tool. I'm sure this was aimed at the DIY market since a professional tire shop wouldn't waste their time and money with this. So, I say to the manufacturer: Where are your brains ? - You just priced yourself out of business.
Thanks for the tip .save me the time to search. I'll go with the similar as good or better no-mar tools for half that price!
a pro can get the tire off in less time and a tenth the cost of tools. just stick with a few irons and spoons and you can take off any tire consistently every time.
When you're doing 24 or more of these 24.5s staged up lined across a shop for fleet service, you learn real quick this tool saves your back at a professional tire shop that handles tons of these on the daily. If you get a chance, go to your local tire shop and see about how it feels to pick up just one FR400+the wheel and suddenly never lifting the tire off the ground sounds really nice. This tool quickly became my preferred method for wheels off the truck. Hell, I even managed to use it on a steer wheel still mounted to the truck.
If a dealership is replacing all of the tires on an 18 wheeler, and, assuming they only charge $50/ tire, which is cheap, the tool paid for itself on one job. If tool cost was the only consideration, every tire shop would be using manual tire changers and bubble balancers.
...that is a excellent arm chair analysis, however, it just isn't true, this tool must have been exhaustively researched and is the main tool that the busy tire shops use, I even saw them being used at the retread plant, it does have issues with odd sizes and rim configurations but as a fleet tire changer, I have to say, this tool is KING!
Looks great doesnt work that good for us in the field
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Trucks and semi trucks only.
Not for cars.
I want to buy the truck demount and Mount, impact bead breaker,bead holder how much are they in Kenya Shilling
Lol
this tool will not work on every wheel plus its heavy and i like useing regular bars easier
I disagree. I been using the bars since I started doing semi tires and my boss just picked this up its amazing. Not having to lift the tire up and exerting yourself to pop the tire off the final bead.
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PRise
Nope .. hacks
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The kit includes 3, 3 tools, and you only show how to use 1...whats the point
He showed two and as for the 3rd small grip tool its really not useful unless you know how to dismount the tire with rim still on the truck then it is(Note: most shops will want to remove the rim to charge more labor)
Fricken music 😣