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> How to remove a tire at home
mepstein
post Aug 2 2018, 09:29 PM
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I first did this with 4 motorcycle tires. Yesterday I needed an old car tire removed before shipping. The shops tire machine is getting moved to a new shop and I didn’t feel like driving to my regular mechanic. I first cut the tire completely around the sidewall. Then made a notch in the rubber to the bead. Used the pair of box cutters in the pic to cut the bead. The whole process took 5 minutes.


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post Aug 2 2018, 10:00 PM
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I had to cut spokes out of 4 motorcycle wheels so the box cutter was already purchased. I’m sure you could do it with a cut off wheel but in my hands, a manual tool is safer.
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post Aug 2 2018, 10:09 PM
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QUOTE(mepstein @ Aug 2 2018, 10:00 PM) *

I had to cut spokes out of 4 motorcycle wheels so the box cutter was already purchased. I’m sure you could do it with a cut off wheel but in my hands, a manual tool is safer.


I already have a bolt cutter - I think the exact same one that you have so I'm ready to roll. Thanks for the tip!
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