Mike Melton recommends Summit tires for budget drivers and walks through rebuilding a tire pressure sensor with a new stem, a step many shops skip. He uses a Hunter Maverick touchless machine to avoid wheel damage during dismounting.
The Summit tires are an affordable tire where people just don't have the extra money, which, you know, there's a lot of people that don't have it. It's okay, not everybody can afford the Nitto or the Toyo. But, you know, just get something that's going to be good. If you're not sure what kind of tire that's good for you, just put it in the comments and I'll see if I can't answer that question for you. Make sure you like and subscribe the video. Now let's get back to the video. See, I'm just talking about teamwork, it's all it is. You got to make sure your people communicate. We got Shawn over here, he's dismounting the tire using the Maverick, the Hunter Maverick touchless machine. So it ain't got no jaws on it, the center clamp right there. So you ain't going to tear no machine up. You going to use that bottom roller, you going to roll that thing off. You ain't got to worry about no bars touching the machine or touching the wheel, scratching the wheel. Look at that, you can roll it right off. There you go. Easy as that. Now what he's doing right now is he's taking the sensor off and he's going to rebuild it. He's going to rebuild that sensor with a new stem. So a lot of tire people, they skip that step. Okay, what they do, they just going to throw a damn tire on there and let that son of a gun ride. Make sure they put you some new stems in there. You want a low-cost tire that looks pretty good. It's a good tire. It's aggressive looking. Go with the Summit RT.
