what's the easiest savage way to remove tires from wheels without damaging the wheel. need to strip some tires of the wheels to ship. dont want to pay some stupid shop to do it.
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Saws-all and bolt cutters??? Sounds awful! 
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i searched FSM, but didn't find the words "savage" or "crescent wrench" or "damage"
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Saws-all and bolt cutters??? Sounds awful!
A 12 pack of Bud Heavy at a non-chain tire shop.
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paging james!
I'd have to agree with Jerod on this one! Or an hour and a couple of tire spoons. How big are they?
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Is a tire spoon like a crescent wrench?
They are just the stocker 265/75/16's or whatever on the 4r stock alloys. (not my current set, the extra set with bad tires)
They are just the stocker 265/75/16's or whatever on the 4r stock alloys. (not my current set, the extra set with bad tires)
I did some 15's with a craftsman breaker bar and a big crescent wrench. Wasn't fun but was wheeling the next day!
Take 'em to Jessie's house! I'd bust them off the bead running them over with my cruiser, then cut the beads with the sawzall. Hell once the bead is popped just saw all the way across(at Jessie's house). 
Mounting/dismounting tires by hand sucks...
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I'll think about those later, now i'm thinking.....
Did I happen to mention how much mounting and dismounting tires by hand sucks?
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Did I happen to mention how much mounting and dismounting tires by hand sucks?
I remember that pic from somewhere. Didn't Brit help you 
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And thanks Sam for the delivery!
Tannerite
That pic is actually mounting the tire... And Brittney wasn't helping with that. She was helping me break the bead with a Hi-Lift on the dismount. That was when I almost broke my jaw.
