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BUSH MECHANICS !

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BUSH MECHANICS !

Post by JavaJeep »

Whats the best way to get a tyre off a rim in the bush WITHOUT tyre levers ?
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Post by ISUZUROVER »

High lift jack to break the bead (or just get 1-2 cars to drive over the tyre part of the wheel when flat on the ground).

Then you will need something like a couple of big screwdrivers/strong sticks to get the tyre off - better to carry a couple of tyre levers though - they are pretty cheap.

Big hammer helps too to move the screwdrivers around the rim
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Post by Wooders »

Bugger exactly the same answer I just put onto the AUsJeep forum....
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Post by spazbot »

put it in the fire
prolly take a few hours but the tyre will be gone and you will have some nice black rims
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Post by ozy1 »

done this one night a while back, it took me and my old man about 45 mins, with only a highlift jack, one small crow bar and a rubber mallet, it did finally work, and help pressure,
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Post by dangerman »

Drive over edge of tire not rim, and break bead.... then use the screwdrivers bit works too.
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Post by adrian »

just keep driving it will eventally come off :P :P :P
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Post by purefmx »

JavaJeep wrote:Whats the best way to get a tyre off a rim in the bush WITHOUT tyre levers ?

Steer into some nice deep ruts with low pressure and tear the bugger off
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