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Doug Pippin > Modified Wheel Holders I do not use these. Got this photo from a freind
Doug Pippin > Initially I put duct tape on the wheel holders to protect wheels
Doug Pippin > Tire Irons Comparison - They don't look that much different but they sure do work different. Harbor Freight on Top Coats 220 on bottom
Doug Pippin > I purchased a Coats 220 Tire Iron with replaceable plastic wheel protectors and it made tire changing a breeze and the plastic protectors eliminated scratching your wheels. I found the Coats tire iron at tooldiscounter.com (http://www.tooldiscounter.com/catalog/COA.htm) Half way down the page look for Combo Tool, All Manual Tire Changers Coats 8107156 You'll also need the Combo Tool Protector Set Coats 8107423
Doug Pippin > This is the original Harbor Freight Tire Iron. I tried taping plastic on the ends to prevent scratching the wheels. It still did not work very well. I kept it and use it for the bead breaker only. The Coats tire iron's diameter is larger and won't fit in the bead breaker
Doug Pippin > Coats Tire Iron (install tire end) plastic wheel protector
Doug Pippin > Coats Tire Iron (install tire end) with plastic wheel protector installed.
Doug Pippin > Replaceable Coats Tire Iron (remove tire end) plastic wheel protector
Doug Pippin > Remove tire end Coats Tire Iron with plastic protector installed
Modified Wheel Holders
I do not use these. Got this photo from a freind
Doug Pippin > Modified Wheel Holders I do not use these. Got this photo from a freind
Modified Wheel Holders
I do not use these. Got this photo from a freind
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