countrryboy
Well-Known Member
Alright
Was just wondering if its possible/easy to take quad trailer tyres of the rims by hand?
Do u need many hand tools?
Is it easy to break the bead?
To make life more complicated the tyres are badly perished and the rims are a bit rusty at the valve so really needs a bit of TLC/ overhaul. Got sort of caught out on an auction site (not that 1) with a twin axle off road quad trailer
I took the last 1 in to local tyre shop and they weren't alowed to put the old tyre back on ven thou its off road tyre, cost me 50 quidproblem is its a twin axle trailer so looking at another 150 to do the lot.
Was hoping i could ease them off gently myself and mibee weld and redrill the valve holes and rub down/spray ther rims and put the old tyres back on or tube them.
But no idea how hard it will be to get the tyres off, have heard the fitters moan about smaller tyres saying there worse
Cheers
Was just wondering if its possible/easy to take quad trailer tyres of the rims by hand?
Do u need many hand tools?
Is it easy to break the bead?
To make life more complicated the tyres are badly perished and the rims are a bit rusty at the valve so really needs a bit of TLC/ overhaul. Got sort of caught out on an auction site (not that 1) with a twin axle off road quad trailer
I took the last 1 in to local tyre shop and they weren't alowed to put the old tyre back on ven thou its off road tyre, cost me 50 quidproblem is its a twin axle trailer so looking at another 150 to do the lot.
Was hoping i could ease them off gently myself and mibee weld and redrill the valve holes and rub down/spray ther rims and put the old tyres back on or tube them.
But no idea how hard it will be to get the tyres off, have heard the fitters moan about smaller tyres saying there worse
Cheers