Yeah road 6'SPanman40 wrote: Sat Jun 22, 2024 4:36 pm I know what you mean, oh are you on Michelins ?, they look very tight to get on and off
, oh are you on Michelins ?, they look very tight to get on and off Very EASY to get off with the right gear
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Very EASY to get off with the right gear
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Nice, that looked easy compared to the so called experienced tyre fitter I took my wheel to last time !.
I’m guessing that type of tyre changer is a few quid ?!.
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I think I paid £160 for mine about 10 years ago maybe longer to be honestPanman40 wrote: Sun Jun 23, 2024 3:39 am Nice, that looked easy compared to the so called experienced tyre fitter I took my wheel to last time !.
I’m guessing that type of tyre changer is a few quid ?!.
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I know time flies!…. Do you know if it’s the Sealey TC965 model ?. One went on eBay today for £120 but I see the extra tool for taking the tyre off the rim is £90 extrasakm wrote: Sun Jun 23, 2024 7:06 pm I think I paid £160 for mine about 10 years ago maybe longer to be honest
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Yes that's the onePanman40 wrote: Sun Jun 23, 2024 9:36 pm I know time flies!…. Do you know if it’s the Sealey TC965 model ?. One went on eBay today for £120 but I see the extra tool for taking the tyre off the rim is £90 extra
And yes you need the no damage bar but again I never paid that much for mine!
Mine has paid for itself many times over already