[MountianMama]

This is how I change my tires.
Three tire irons to take tire off and mount with soap and water.
48 PSI

 

[Dick]

This is how I change my tires.
Three tire irons to take tire off and mount with soap and water.
48 PSI

Sheesh - I thought cages came with their own liftjacks!! :rotf:

 

[MountianMama]

It is possable to learn something new every day

 

[Dick]

It is possable to learn something new every day

Yeppir - I get some days when I learn 2 new things, and then there are days when I don't learn a darn thing - new, or used!!

 

[Razmataz]

That's funny. The bead breaker on my HF tire changer works fine, but I've yet to master the big tire iron that comes with it. End up using mostly two tire irons.

 

[billsmith]

This is how I change my tires.
Three tire irons to take tire off and mount with soap and water.
48 PSI

Two things.
1. Does it come with a manual :histerica
2. Cost if you had the 2"x4" and the only thing missing was the SUV :histerica :histerica
Seriously though to avoid rim scaring you could lay it on a blanket. How quick is the whole job and getting the tire back on the rim.
ride safe :bmw:

 

[MountianMama]

It took me less than one hour to have the wheel back on the bike and final drive fluid changed.

No cussing necessary

 

[billsmith]

I have never had to do any work on the LT before other than cleaning.
But it's good to learn other technics especially if pressed into a situation where one had to improvise. Seems like that would give your arms and shoulders a good workout. I bet after the first time it gets easier and easier after that.
ride safe :bmw:

 

[MountianMama]

leverage, no workout at all.
Very Very simple.