How to Change ATV Tires Yourself at Home!

This video shows how to mount 4-wheeler, ATV, Go-Cart, and Lawnmower tires yourself, at home, using no special tools. I show how to quickly break tire beads, change the tire, and reset the bead.
In this video, I'm mounting wider tires onto a Suzuki z90's stock 5.5 inch wheels.
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[@kfelix2934]

One other tip, too make the tire more flexible leave the tire out in the sun when you pull the tire off the rim. A cold rubber is much stiffer and a warm to hot tire is very good. On the tire and beating the tire off, we use a long screw drive with a cheater for more leverage. A good video fwiw

[@irvinoffroad5272]

I'll heat em up with my shop heater(torpedo) to soften them up.

[@antwantaylor1590]

rrjk? nb(rock

[@dowhatyougottado916]

Irvin Off Road I’ll heat me up with my torch!!!

[@deanstuder1775]

Thanks for this good info my friend. Every bit helps out.

[@Theyralltakenfu]

Great idea 👍

[@samson2968]

As a dad with 2 sons and 2 daughters, every penny I save is better spent on them PLUS, doing things like this with my kids is priceless.. GREAT video and looking forward to many more.

[@FarmDad]

I also have 2 sons and 2 daughters! Totally know what you mean. Thanks man I

[@jaapbijl5937]

Dude, awesome vid!!! Not only very helpful as I'm about to do a tire swap on all four for my quad, but it totally appreciate the closing sentiment of this vid!!! Rock on and thumbs up!!!

[@TrehanCreekOutdoors]

I've got a friend who once worked in a tire shop for a long time. I swear he could take off and remount any tire with not much more than a Popsicle stick! Like you, he puts his entire weight and whole body into the project. My dad ran a service station for a long time and I watched the guys fix flats all the time. After watching people like you and those guys make it look easy, which I know it really isn't, I am tempted to give it a try myself! I enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing it.

[@FarmDad]

It's definitely a skill that gets a little easier every time you do it. Thanks!

[@mikedavis2221]

Thanks for the video, really helped me changed 2 tires. I used a bobcat to drive on the tires to unseat the bead, worked great. Also I have a stove in my shop and I put new tires in front of the blower , turning tires around periodically, the heat really help the stiff tires loosen up a bit. Took no time to mount after they heated up. I would recommend replacing the valve stems, you don't want to mount a new tire only to discover after that the old stem is no good.

[@FarmDad]

Heat is an awesome advantage doing tires! Nice job.

[@TWOWHEELFIX]

This is the kind of thing KZbin was created for. Well done my friend, passing on the knowledge 👍🍻

[@soaringfreedomgiraffe393]

Ya. Constant double ads

[@tsr_outdoors]

New sub Keep it up Never seen a bead broke that way I thought I had seen everything

[@cwhite864]

Way to go. I have changed a few this way but needed a refresher. Gets a little harder when you're 72. Headed back out to pull the rim off the mower and put the last side on. Only thing to add is that if you have problems with the tire slipping around, use a vise grip on the rim flange to keep it from rotating while you are trying to mount it slowly and prying little bits in just like he showed. Pretty smart and you can tell he is a thinker when thing don't go quite like planned.

[@FarmDad]

Great tip! Thanks for the kind comment.

[@headpainter1]

Dude, you are a tire machine!! Rock on....

[@FarmDad]

Thanks!

[@JTSCUSTOMS]

Looked at All the videos on changing an ATV tire and yours is by far the BEST! On my channel I am restoring a 1983 Honda ATC 185s and your video saved me so much time. Thank you JT

[@FarmDad]

That's a great compliment! I appreciate you!

[@PerroSucio]

Never mind the subject of this video, the way he presents his methods is down home and a pleasure to watch. And your right, to have to take them somewhere would be a pain in the royal ass. Your sense of accomplishment is evident in this vid. Keep up the good work brother !!!!

[@FarmDad]

Your comment means the world to me 👊

[@RobbyMaQ]

Good to see I'm not the only one... I risk using vice grips on the rim as I proceed around trying to get the 2nd side of the tire mounted, but I'm a lightweight.

[@machughes3369]

I liked the ending when you were explaining why you do it yourself 😆😆 , I mount mine too and don't even like talking to tire or mechanic shops. .they all got huge huge chips on shoulder ,good video 👍

[@FarmDad]

Appreciate you.

[@jonathanwilkins3800]

Man…I needed to see this!! So fed up with so businesses!! Ordered new tires and rims but could not find anyone to patch the holes. I definitely understand that these tires are old and would NOT complain/sign something saying they are responsible if it goes flat. This is somewhat how my Dad showed me too! Thanks

[@FarmDad]

Glad it helped. Sounds like you have a good dad.

[@kaceesavage]

This is exactly what I needed, thank you! One tip I like if your having trouble getting the bead set is to put a ratchet strap around it and snug it up.

[@FarmDad]

Yessum, that definitely helps a stubborn tire.

[@717UT]

Yep, this is the first video of yours I've seen, and I'm subbing. This is great. and you're absolutely right. You save way more when you live out in the sticks doing things yourself!

[@FarmDad]

Thanks man! 🤟. Appreciate that!

[@joshmartin7558]

Thanks for the video bro! People can say what they want, but who in the hell wants to take the tire off, drive to some place, wait forever for them to mount it, drive all the way back home, then finally install it. I'm with you 100%. I rather do it in the garage

[@FarmDad]

Exactly 💯

[@troyhaase2288]

Awesome job. To make seating the bead easier, I always put a ratchet strap around the middle of the tire. It works great, but a little scary when you release it.

[@FarmDad]

Yes sir, I do that whenever they get stubborn!

[@michaeldeyo9514]

You had me at drift boat farm dad! Definitely going to tackle my ATV tire changing task tomorrow. Thanks for the video!

[@FarmDad]

I appreciate you, man!

[@gulfmountain]

We always change our own tires and your vid was both familiar and helpful.

[@FarmDad]

Awesome to hear! Keep at it brother!

[@PrimalWoods]

Thanks so much, breaking the bead with the car/truck saved the day for me.

[@FarmDad]

Glad to hear it. Have a good one

[@Chrisgroot19]

Great video man. Did the same thing today and wish I saw this video first. Had to learn while doing. And don’t forget that loads of garages can’t mount such small tyres. That’s why I had to do mine by hand.

[@FarmDad]

Yes, sir, correct. I did my first set of tires before KZbin was around and it took me all dang day trying to figure out how to do it! So you did good.

[@ReavisBeavis]

Dude, thank you so much for the awesome video, definitely subscribing, was nervous about trying to mount some new tires on my sons atv, I have never done it before but with a little youtube searching, I'm more confident I can get it done, thanks again brother!

[@FarmDad]

Most welcome! It'll get easier with each tire you mount. 🤟

[@Legacy4x4andOffRoadYT]

not included.. the 6 pack to celebrate after!

[@youcanfixit3721]

Might as well you saved the money, so why not enjoy some of the savings!

[@sgsn1pergang437]

And a 12 pack to put them on 😩🥴

[@danjim7056]

Good point on it being a fun job. Clean not messy jobs are my favorite

[@FarmDad]

I don't mind getting my hands dirty, but hate jobs where I'm bathing in oil or hydraulic fluid!

[@danjim7056]

@@FarmDad just went and put new tires on my 1986 200x. It was insanely easy, more so than a pitbike tire. THank you for the confidence.

[@deanstuder1775]

I appreciated this video a lot. I have NEVER subscribed to any other but I've hit your button. Because you were sincere and humble and clever and handy. Spoken very easy to understand.and got skills and talent . I know any little deviation from his plan leads to frustration blood sweat and tears and more time.

[@FarmDad]

Thank you! That is very kind of you.

[@Kevin-xv2sr]

Cheers dude, I almost gave up until I seen your video. Much appreciated

[@FarmDad]

Glad to keep you going. 👍

[@nickoleary1760]

You're the man. I keep coming back to this video for your tips. Always helps me out

[@FarmDad]

I bet it gets easier with every tire you do. Thanks buddy.

[@charleskelahear2284]

When reinstalling you should start by putting your knee on the side of the stem you ended with the stem side and you came close to it jamming it in with the screwdriver be careful not to create leaks other than that maybe if you have chrome rims you could put a carpet under when debeading to avoid rash 😊 good video gives an idea on how to 😋

[@FarmDad]

Yes, good advice 👍

[@motododo4626]

Thanks for the video man and your right they do charge more for tires and they require new stems installed absolute madness.

[@FarmDad]

Yes sir, thank you

[@EPGunman]

Another thing you forgot to mention: on this particular job is the pride of being a dad and fixing your kids 4-wheeler and being their hero. Not to mention the fact of just being self reliant!!!!

[@FarmDad]

Yes, very true. Good point!

[@jameswarner5224]

Nice video. Many years ago, I "busted" tires for a living. This video is a little more manual but the same process. Like the way the bead was broke from the rim. The way they did it when men were men

[@FarmDad]

It's an honest way to earn a living. Thanks!

[@nvmcrider8475]

I always change my own tires, taking stuff to the shop when you can do it yourself, is for women and millennials.

[@TheTruth-sc9yw]

and us lazy people

[@mdunbar008]

Or people that value their time. We have a local tire shop that will do all four tires on an ATV for $12. That being said, I still change my own, but I have a bead breaker for my press, and nice ridged stand to work off of, and the proper tools. If I was still changing them on the ground with screw drivers, I would be looking pretty hard at the place that does it for $12/4 wheels.

[@johnathandaniel89]

Or for ppl like me who work in a shop at a dealership and bring them to work to do them cuz its so much easier

[@lucasa4442]

Hey man I’m borderline millennial/gen z and I’m doin this shit myself

[@nvmcrider8475]

@@lucasa4442 Great, we need people that can work with their hands and make stuff happen.

[@sammyalsalihi5571]

Bravo, Well done for you and for your Dad! really smart

[@FarmDad]

Appreciate you

[@whoareyou879]

This help video help me get the job done .

[@FarmDad]

Always feels good to finish a job.

[@henriklassen3435]

Even if a shop did it for free I would still do it by myself. Just because I can.....or now I can =) Btw, Thanks for the tip with the mallet. Saved me for a continuing headegg=)

[@charlesshahan4792]

maybe a lil more Dawn would help some with both dismounting and mounting!! love the run over it with a car to break the bead tip!

[@FarmDad]

That Definitely helps!

[@markscott9426]

Thank you kindly for making this video. Gettin ready to change mine on my mule. Hopefully be just as easy.

[@FarmDad]

Good luck. It'll get easier with each tire.

[@rogerbourbonnais6792]

Thanks for this video , I was wondering if it could be done from home, . I have 4 to do on my Quad and thanks to you I will do them at home. I always did my own on my pick up the same way you did those. Everybody was telling me it could not be done, but you just proved them wrong. As you said a little bit of time and elbow grease will do it and be satisfied by doing your own Thanks Roger B

[@FarmDad]

Well said, friend.

[@arthurpirkle425]

First method didn’t work tire was too thin but the ramp did her in 👍🏻 😁 broke a 40 year seal off of it

[@FarmDad]

Awesome

[@FenixDown147]

yes, everyones making videos changing the 'spare' tire and floppy wheel ahahha, this is what i needed

[@FarmDad]

Good luck, my man. Hope it goes well for you.

[@bobbg9041]

12:13. Im gonna do it at home. Have my 41 year old son do et. Didn't cost me anything. Jib ez done, and i still get to have fun doing it. Beer in one hand whip in other sitting in my lawn chair. Should be as fun as a barrel of monkiez

[@krazyj512]

Awesome video. Just bought two new tires for my nephew's quad. Local shop by me wants $35 per wheel.. I paid $30 for each tire... No f ing way am I going to pay someone more to mount the tires than what I paid for them... That's ridiculous

[@Ronbo13]

Damn plumber! Got more crack going on than Compton!!! 😂Im subscribed now, definitely helpful for me especially with the stiff sidewall tires.

[@FarmDad]

Haha, thanks man!

[@DEMONSCREAMING]

Thank you for the video. This was extremely helpful.

[@FarmDad]

Glad to hear it!

[@geebee5580]

.Simple straight forward what I needed Thanks

[@FarmDad]

Glad to help.

[@TheSavannahBoy]

Excellent video! Very helpful! Thanks!

[@FarmDad]

I appreciate your kindness!

[@incredable6211]

Thanks Farm Dad, never would have thought to use a car to break the bead

[@FarmDad]

Welcome!

[@CooganBear]

Thanks for the great video Farm Dad. Subscribed! 🤠

[@FarmDad]

Awesome! I appreciate it!

[@HorsepowerHouse]

It is much easier to just use your car and drive your car tire up on the edge of the atv tire. It will bust to bead loose in no time, and you will not break your knuckles or damage anything. Been there done that a hundred times over.

[@Erix7810]

You are the frickin man bro. Thank you.

[@KAOSshortyrip]

Alright froggy fresh. We know it's you. Baddest rapper alive

[@UKdrip-lj5vs]

Great tips subbed straight away

[@FarmDad]

Appreciate you!

[@UKdrip-lj5vs]

@@FarmDad appreciate u love from uk

[@D0NKEYD0NG1]

A real DIY video. Great video Sir, subscribed!

[@FarmDad]

I appreciate you!

[@nickkotarski8417]

Cool Video Bro. Thanks for teaching me something new. Much appreciated

[@FarmDad]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NMFF415]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@FarmDad]

@@NMFF415 thanks for watching! 👍👍

[@NMFF415]

@@FarmDad im an old farmboy turned firefighter...i miss growing up on a farm. god bless you guys.

[@FarmDad]

@@NMFF415 you too!

[@bruceberger1569]

I think I WILL GIVE IT A TRY, right now 1 of my 4 tires ATV POLARIS NOT HOLDING ANY AIR , TIRE was once repaired by plug , does not appear tires losing air from that

[@FarmDad]

You can use soapy water to figure out where your old tire is leaking.

[@bruceberger1569]

@@FarmDad Tried Same for testing for A/C LEAKS, could try again, Is it possible tire is just not seated against rim properly so it is just NOT HOLDING any air at ALL ? I was thinking of purchasing a pair of rear inexpensive GREENBALL TIRE - I BELIEVE IT IS from COSTCO, seldom ride QUAD , son does more than I, I GET TO PLOW DRIVEWAY IN WINTER , Unfortunately I bought a set of tire chains to try to get away easy and it had the V-ball kind of scratched up the driveway that I just sealed but the salt also did a number on the driveway can’t win with the asphalt driveway and the inferior products to seal them

[@bruceberger1569]

Any opinions or more help Would be greatly appreciated

[@FarmDad]

@@bruceberger1569 it's very possible that it's leaking around the bead. Spray it front and back to see if you can find it leaking. Also be sure to check valve stem. But yes, sometimes it's just easiest to replace them, particularly if the tread is getting worn.

[@bruceberger1569]

@@FarmDad This might be asking a bit much , However IS IT POSSIBLE to show or send pictures of my situation ???

[@Phil4013]

So I’m out in my garage struggling with breaking the bead. Sigh. Time for you tube University. What I saw next blew my mind! The ENTIRE video was helpful but breaking the bead? Old school ingenuity for the win every time. Only two things left to do. Subscribe and go show that sand paddle who is boss. Thx!

[@FarmDad]

I've always wanted to ride in the dunes. Sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks for the kind comment!

[@bretmoua6983]

Awesome video. One question though, what if I don't have an air compressor to use to pop the bead back in? Whats the alternative?

[@FarmDad]

Starter fluid. There's videos on KZbin to show how to do this method. But honestly, I wouldn't change tires myself without an air compressor.

[@bretmoua6983]

@@FarmDad can I use a bike pump LOL

[@billmellinger1134]

If the new tire won't take air take a ratchet strap and wrap it around the middle of the tread and tighten down. It will make the sidewalls bulge out and seal to take air.

[@FarmDad]

Exactly

[@alejandroortiz-nf4gb]

This man said “I’m not too worried about it it’s my kids 4wheeler lmao”

[@bowhunter10167]

Where do buy your tires I need a set for my kids Yamaha breeze thanks for the inspiration to do it yourself

[@FarmDad]

I bought them on Amazon. I think there is a link in the video description. The price has gone up a lot since this video was made. Darn inflation.

[@deadliestpalafox5525]

Lifesaver thank you king 🙌🏼

[@FarmDad]

Glad to help

[@gnarlybastard3692]

Great video man just subscribed

[@FarmDad]

Thank you!

[@marklubel4103]

Great video and thank you!

[@FarmDad]

Glad it helped you.

[@gasman6922]

Any tips for tires that have had bead sealant used on them? I tried my wife’s car, my log splitter, sledge hammer, and finally had to cut them off the rims. Took way to long but did what I had to do….

[@FarmDad]

Dang, gotta say if a log splitter won't do it, probably cutting is about the only way to get them off!

[@gasman6922]

@@FarmDad yah wasn’t fun. Rubber just kept stretching and wouldn’t pull apart from the rim. I bought the Atv used and have learned I will never use bead sealer ever. Once I got the tires off I gave them a real good cleaning with a brass wire wheel on my grinder. 2 days holding. So far so good…

[@ericfloyd3673]

Thanks for the video

[@FarmDad]

Welcome!

[@jetsurfcanada9185]

Thanks dude just saved us $90 plus tax!

[@FarmDad]

Love hearing that!

[@shanedeel2]

I put 2 cars and a 4x4 on each side of the tire . Drove up on it and it went down but never broke the bead.

[@FarmDad]

That tire on good. Did you try using a board?

[@chrisyeahbuuwassrileegowyn9279]

Nicely done✌🏼

[@aircombatacademy4920]

Brilliant!!

[@FarmDad]

Thanks!

[@ChevyC10]

⚠️One thing about this hack, it damages the tire. If the tire is old, the damage can be very obvious, if it's fairly new, the damage may only show itself under extreme conditions...which could be very dangerous. I'll be honest, I tried it...it slightly damaged the wheel on the car, so a small plywood shield would be a good idea. Furthermore, the tires I was dismounting (all though they looked very nice) we're quite old, and large cracks appeared in the outer layer of rubber, and it delaminated in places. I could also hear the nylon inside the tire tearing a bit. Now, I'm just using them on my yard truck that is governed down to a 5mph top speed, and I had to use inner tubes to get them to hold air, I am comfortable using them at that speed. A fast quad, or even an automobile should NEVER use tires that have been dismounted this way. I ended up modifying my antique tire machine to accomplish this in the future, but it's a really good tip when you're in a pinch. If you MUST use the tire, think of it similar to cracking a couple eggs into a leaky radiator. It'll get ya home, but that's about it. Only reason I say it is, I'd hate to see anyone get hurt trying this on tires they intend to use.

[@timothyvieira7614]

How wide was that wheel and tire? Do you think I can put 12 in wide on 7s

[@FarmDad]

9.5 on a 5.5 inch wheel.

[@larrywalden626]

This is good to know info if in a pinch, or tight budget. For me? Nah. After all the exertion, wear and tear on the back and shoulders, I'd rather simply do the Ergo thing....take it to a tire dealer and let them use their tire machine and pay the 20 bucks. Lol

[@MoneyOverEverything23]

Great video. And only $25 a piece?? Where did you get those tires from?

[@FarmDad]

The link is in the video description. I believe the price has gone up some.

[@michaelosullivan8288]

What size tires and rims are these and they are looking good

[@FarmDad]

18x9.5x8 on a 5.5 wheel. I have a link in the video description.

[@0311Ares]

What's the maximum psi I can put into the tire to get the bead to set in place?? 1 did 15psi but still couldn't get it to set.

[@FarmDad]

I believe that will depend on the tire, but it'll take a lot more than 15 psi

[@0311Ares]

@@FarmDad so then just keep going until the bead sets?

[@FarmDad]

@@0311Ares yes sir, that's what most of us do. There are actual recommendations that come from the manufacturer for maximum pressure when seating the bead, but I just go for it.

[@Crazy4nitro]

Where you getting tires that cheap? WOW

[@FarmDad]

This was before inflation, but I think I have links in the description if they are still good. But, Yeah, bought them from Amazon.

[@wesleyallison4230]

Respect

[@FarmDad]

Appreciate you

[@SuperCyril2]

Screw drivers will damage your rims. Wrap them with electrical tape.

[@sfranklin9073]

I use the flat end of big crescent wrenches, it doesn't burr the rim

[@rickhoneycutt6010]

What size and brand are those tires

[@FarmDad]

I should have a link to them in the video description I think

[@hajibakhsh9656]

Where I can buy them in Australia

[@FarmDad]

No clue, mate. Sorry I can't be of more help!

[@jacknimble1]

looks like $80 well spent to do 4 tires. And I do most everything myself. I would fill my own cavities if I thought I could do it.

[@jamesk3982]

where did you get the tires?

[@FarmDad]

The link should be in the video description.

[@bigt4311]

What quad you got ?

[@FarmDad]

These were installed on a suzuki z90. We also have a Kawasaki Bayou 300, a Kawasaki kfx90 and a Gravely Atlas 3000 at the moment.

[@sethpotter9592]

I broke down and bought some tire spoons.

[@FarmDad]

Handy to have.

[@ericfix0521]

His wife must be really old if his dad used her car in the 70s

[@chrisnussbaumer9516]

He said, "I'm going to break the bead on this tire like my dad did in the 1970s, using my wife's car."

[@mmboiler10]

​@@chrisnussbaumer9516 His wife must be really old if his dad used her car in the 70's

[@WagwanHappyPappyHapPap]

Do you mentally challenged people honestly not understand what a comma is, or do you not understand what a pause is? I swear...wtf

[@keshunwallace4873]

😂lol stupid

[@chrisbassmansamis]

Not only does this save money, it teaches you how to fix the problem by yourself! Knowledge is power!

[@redraiderrider3289]

Exaclty what the corporations dont want

[@glennr9913]

I've been changing my dirt bike & dual-sport tires for years, but I thought the smaller-diameter ATV tires would be a PITA. You made it look like something I can handle. I figure I'll give it a shot. Like you said, the drive to & from getting them mounted takes a while. Your bead-braking method is priceless. Thanks for taking the time to share your skills & knowledge with us. 👍👍

[@FarmDad]

Hope it goes well for you. I appreciate you.

[@davidmcduffie1398]

Quick tip: To put a lot of air into your tire with the valve stem removed, push the quick connect on the end of your air hose onto the valve stem of the rim and get a whole lot more air to bead seen the tire on the rim. When both beads are pop'ed on remove the quick connect from the valve stem and insert the and insert the valve into the stem them air up to the desired pressure using an air chuck on your air hose. Your welcome !

[@FarmDad]

Nice

[@daviddevries65]

Why is this guy reminding me of Lynyrd Skynrd . Sweet home tire removal.

[@worpd_gamer270]

What I loved about this video: Mentioned the simple tools we can use if we have them, then proceeded to show us the hard way if we don't. Never once heard a word of frustration - I know I have when using screwdrivers on my mower tires... Honest response at the end. What I didn't like: Nothing. Great video man! You've got another subscriber! Looking forward to other tips that I know will help me!

[@FarmDad]

I appreciate your kind comment!

[@worpd_gamer270]

@@FarmDad I actually just tried changing an atv tire last night.... I was able to break the bead on one side - but the other side just won't go. I think I"m going to go get a tire changing tool with bead breaker from HarborFreight for $40 :/ EDIT: Tire changing tool was AWESOME for breaking the bead and for getting the tire off, but didn't help get the tire back on. Had to work tediously on the ground to get the tires onto the rims. That kicked my butt...

[@drebelanski7869]

Thanks for reminding me why I pay a shop to do this. Lol. Great video brother but too much effort for me hahahahahaha

[@MelinWisconsin]

Just like I did, my son will change a dozen tires before he drives a truck. Good video Farm Dad, I like the beginning with the boys on the 4 wheeler!

[@Blessd-savingrace]

I am single mom who has NEVER CHANGED Fk'in mower tire So if I can do this I will DEFINITELY subbed

[@pumpkinman420]

I've been watching KZbin for more then a decade and I can recognize a good video maker when I see one. You sir did an excellent job, Liked and subscribed.

[@FarmDad]

Thank you, that's a great compliment.

[@LosMunoz1]

Love the video man.. wise man once said “why pay someone to do it for you when you can do it yourself. “ 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@FarmDad]

Amen

[@davidlane3444]

You missed the opportunity to sit in the waiting area of a tire shop for an eternity and a free cup of coffee that tastes like rubber.

[@chelsearaffin8690]

Honestly if you can’t do a simple tire change yourself you shouldn’t be riding

[@toddj.8245]

Great video straight and to the point no bragging or talking for a hour just doing the task at hand and explaining it clearly Awesome I have tires coming this week and want to change them my self this will deff help me thank u sir

[@FarmDad]

Thank you! Have fun!

[@Tim-kryan]

I did your trick for breaking the bead on my garden tractor tire with a 2x6 and my car. It worked like a champ! I fought with other ones for hours trying to break the bead with a bench vise and a spud bar. Thank you so much for this.

[@FarmDad]

Glad to help!

[@DirtDigglerDetecting]

Dude that was awesome. I did learn something knew i could have used 30 years ago. The other car to brake the bead, smart. Loved it, thank you. HH James