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Takedown 01.02.2009 06:24 PM

Best way to remove tires from rims?
 
I have a set of brand new Proline Big Joes mounted on some Proline Mambo rims which are 14mm and they are all now stripped out. I would like to remove them in the safest way possible without damaging the tires. I dont care what happends to the rims. What is the easiest/safest way in doing this?


Thanks in advance!

pedeboi364 01.02.2009 06:27 PM

boiling method is the best 4 the tires

Takedown 01.02.2009 06:28 PM

How high should the temp be set at and for how long? I plan on doing this later tonight.

Arct1k 01.02.2009 06:30 PM

Just put the pan on simmer for 20 mins - the CA become brittle and tires should come of rim easily.

Be careful though as depending on the rubber the tires can get soft...

Takedown 01.02.2009 06:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arct1k (Post 247851)
Just put the pan on simmer for 20 mins - the CA become brittle and tires should come of rim easily.

Be careful though as depending on the rubber the tires can get soft...

Simmer meaning...? Sorry chris Im not a cook.:rofl:

Arct1k 01.02.2009 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Takedown (Post 247853)
Simmer meaning...? Sorry chris Im not a cook.:rofl:

Bring water to boil and turn down gas to low... Just off boil...

Read this...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cook-Jamie-G.../dp/0718147715

E-Revonut 01.02.2009 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Takedown (Post 247853)
Simmer meaning...? Sorry chris Im not a cook.:rofl:

Not a hard/rapid boil! Some CA remover wouldn't hurt before putting them in the water, if you have any. I would try putting that on when you start heating up the water. Only downfall is I wouldn't remount them at the same time unless you have new foams. Let them dry thoroughly

Takedown 01.02.2009 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arct1k (Post 247855)
Bring water to boil and turn down gas to low... Just off boil...

Read this...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cook-Jamie-G.../dp/0718147715

Haha, thanks. Ive tried those kind of chef teaching things and its official. I suck at cooking no matter whos trying to teach me.:lol:

Arct1k 01.02.2009 06:43 PM

Yes i normally wait a few days for everything to dry out...

PS tires and foams are very hot once removed from boiling water... strange concept but true - Also not foams fill with said boiling water which will spray out when foams are squeezed.

PPS Peanut butter may contain peanuts

E-Revonut 01.02.2009 06:44 PM

Also make sure to wash the pan when your done so ur significant other, or mother doesn't kill you!

Arct1k 01.02.2009 06:48 PM

I have a specfic tire boiling and dying pan...

trev3813 01.02.2009 07:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arct1k (Post 247865)
Yes i normally wait a few days for everything to dry out...

PS tires and foams are very hot once removed from boiling water... strange concept but true - Also not foams fill with said boiling water which will spray out when foams are squeezed.

PPS Peanut butter may contain peanuts

Dude your lying :intello:

Takedown 01.03.2009 12:17 AM

Haha, thanks chris. No wonder I get sick everytime I eat peanut butter....:rofl:

Takedown 01.03.2009 12:20 AM

Ok guys. Good news! I did end up boiling 3 of the 4 tires and they came off smooth as slick. I just let them sit in a pot of ice water after each one was done boiling. Only have one more to get off and Im done.:great:

Andrew32 01.03.2009 12:24 AM

thanks to this thread i finally boiled my tires. Works AWESOME!

BTW, is it just me or do you get dissy when you boil tires?:party:


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