Short YouTube clip (informal shop demo) by Mike Melton showing a Friday in the shop: technicians mounting tires, removing stickers, replacing TPMS stems and sensors, and demonstrating correct lug-nut installation technique (hand-thread several turns, then finish with gun; bounce by lug holes). Tone is casual, instructional, aimed at mechanics/shop owners.
Show you what a day looks like on Friday here. Funny. You got this guy always wondering about, hello, how many cars we got? We got all four. All four. All four. All them. All fours. Come on. All right, we got Boston over here. He's just mounting and bouncing. Oh, taking the damn stickers off. Let's go. We got Ryker over here. There we go. What we doing? We replace the. Replacing the TPMS stem. Putting the sensor back on there, just like he's doing right here. That's how you do it right there. Put a new stem on it. Put you connect your sensor back on there. So this one here is getting a new set of what we're doing. Some falcons. What kind of falcon is this right here? We'll show you. Gonna put that on there just like that. He can run them lugs up by hand. A lot of y' all just put it on there, two or three threads, and you just run them up with the gun. You shouldn't do that. Show them what to do. Throw them on there, about six, seven threads. Put your nail on there. And that's how you do it. And you always bounce by the lug holes.
