A tire shop owner shows how they mount and balance tires without damaging wheels, using proper equipment and technique. It's the kind of detail that separates a premium shop from a quick-lube place.
If you got some wheels you don't want messed up by a lot of these guys with these rim clamp machines. Let me show you how we do it. Now, this one here goes right into the center where you don't scratch anything on the face at all. Now here we line everything up. Now we got a roller right here. Nothing's ever going to touch that wheel right there. So here's the duck head that allows to take the tire off and on. Now, as you see, that's riding on the back part of that wheel. All the other duckheads people use rides right on the front. So it's going to scratch all these bolts up. Two, we use that little protective cover. You can cover that face of that wheel, too, as that duckhead goes around. All right, we're gonna be putting some 305,5520 wild peak at 4 by Falcon. All right, I'll show you how easy to mount this thing. Look at that. No touch, no rub. You ain't gonna worry about scratching your wheels. Now, see, as we take it off, there's no pace, no dirt, none of that stuff. On the beat of that wheel, you get a better bounce. Always better bounce by those lug holes. They just stick it right in there. Nothing touching the face of that wheel at all like we always do. Take them damn stickers off. Of course, sometimes they don't want to come off all the way. You got to take the rest of the damn sticker off. All right, this is a Falcon 18 4W. Let's see how these things bounce out. Got the roller on there. Let's see what they are putting on. An LT tire. It's got it in SUV limits. Just call for two and a half ounces. Right at 20, it's below that threshold. So still good to go. Could you get it down a little bit more? Yeah. All right, we got that stretch run now. It's only 17 pounds of force. All right, here's that Dodge with the new method wheels on there with the Falcon at 4s. That's a good looking wheel and tire set up right there. You need some wheels and tires. I got your back.
