Low Profile Mounting Hacks | Snap-on Tools
Have you ever struggled to mount a low profile tire? Let three-time Formula Drift Champion, Chris Forsberg, show you a few tricks and tips using Snap-on Tools to get the job done.
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Having a $15,000 tire machine sure makes it easy...
Ruin one customers rim and the lawsuit will cost you 5x more those tears will be really funny
@@CPthetooladdict I haven't damaged one yet.
@@CPthetooladdict We just got the machine at our shop. Comes with a plastic protector on the tire iron + different size tire clamp covers for those fence wheels. Won’t ever have to worry about scratching a wheel.
all you need is the beads (Multi Arm Tire Machine ;)
I have two of these machines and we work them all day everyday and I’ve never once used those plastic things to hold the bead down.
Thanks 👍 Snap-on 🇺🇸
Smart as always
I’ve done exactly as you done with the same tire machine and it still ripped my bead
I have some 225 40 18 nitto neo gens i cant un mount.. using standard air over electric machine, ( no helper arm) two tire irons and two bead hold down clamps.. side walls are so stiff i cant collapse tire bead into the barrel and I'm 225lbs bead is broke and free even when bead is down in barrel i almost cant even get an iron in between let alone pull the bead up over the duck? ideas?
What is the part number of the wedge tool used? The soap on a rope as you called it.
In typical (dumb) snap on fashion, they don't put the part number here- & I can't find it in the the snap on accessories catalog. My SO truck rep couldn't help either. I DID find it in the John Bean catalog, # EAA0377G23A
But you didn't talk about the yellow dot placement
now do it with a 30 series Runflat
cant do my nittos to save my life right now.. god the side walls are stiff
slowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww