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Tire Mounting Problems
- Thread starter Ramrover
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jcthorne
Well-known member
Most automotive tire shops can mount tires on the Spyder front rims if you bring them in already off the bike. Very few will be able to balance as most will not have a cone small enough to fit the rim on the balancing machine. Special adaptors are needed for the balancer from Spyder front and rear rims.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
TIRE MOUNTING
I've mounted lots of car tires and never had anyone say there was an issue .... The OEM wheels are made for CAR tires ... even Walmart and Costco will do it .... and Spin balance them ........... The rear is a different story ........ Mike :thumbup:
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I've mounted lots of car tires and never had anyone say there was an issue .... The OEM wheels are made for CAR tires ... even Walmart and Costco will do it .... and Spin balance them ........... The rear is a different story ........ Mike :thumbup:
Buckeye Bleau
New member
:agree: I took my wheels off, took them and the tires to an automotive tire shop, they removed the old, mounted the new, balance both and I was out the door after paying them $35 and change.
Joe
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