I don't want to spend an additional 70 bux for the services when i could do it myself. All i need is a someone to point me to the right direction.
So if there's anyone kind enough to help me out, I would appreciate it, sincerely.
Thanx
p.s. remember, safety first.How to replace/change a tire on a rim?Automobile tires are stretched when mounted over a wheel, this is very difficult to do without proper tools. Just to clarify, tire is the rubber, wheel is the steel. You don't need to replace the entire unit!
A mount and balance at most tire shops should never be more than $25 dollars, and in most cases is included in the cost of repair. Proper repair means breaking the tire down and putting a patch on from the inside. Plugs are not the best choice.
If the tire was run flat to the point of ruin, the tire shop you purchase a replacement from will most often not warrenty if someone else mounts it.How to replace/change a tire on a rim?you need to take to a tire shop, the tire needs to balenced when put on rim and you need special equiptment to do that.....How to replace/change a tire on a rim?who ever is going to charge you $70 to change the tire on a rim there ripping you of take it to the garage with the new tire it shouldnt cost more than 15-20 bucks get it mounted and balanced then put it back on your self! ive had this done at small family owned shops for as little as 5 to 10 bucks never more than 10 it only takes like 10 mins to mount and balance a tire!How to replace/change a tire on a rim?Emir....i have read your question 2 times and it still makes no sense at all ....if your asking cani replace my own tire from rim to rim in my driveway? i will say no.... unless your superman....and are u saying its 70 dollars for a new tire?... i would say yes it is..its called %26quot;part of owning a car%26quot;....but take your flat to tire store or garage,if it cant be fixed.....buck up player and get you focus a new tireHow to replace/change a tire on a rim?I work in the tire business. We have a $2,000 machine that does only one thing - mount and dismount tires.
There is no other safe way to do it.
Most tire shops charge around $15 to dismount/mount and balance a tire. Is $15 worth your life?
