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Old 09-12-2012
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Originally Posted by Wes99 View Post
Boil them is easiest way bring the water in the pan to boiling point drop your wheels in 15 minutes turn over again 15 minutes take them out let them cool for a minute then with my hand just push the tyre off the rim I've just done 4 tonight and the tyres didn't even rip no bits of tyre left on the rims Ive just glued the new tyres on for tomorrow all done in less than an hour acetone takes ages

Wes
Boiled mine last night. trimmed off the tyres with scissors, pulled off the sponge, popped in a pan, boiled for 15mins, tipped them out and peeled off the bits of tyre that were left. Easy and quick. Cleans the wheels too!

Jimmy
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