Thank you, there is nobody in my area that will work on ATV tires. I got this now.!

Good video, this is what I was looking for, just good ol' country ingenuity.  Everyone on here show breaking tires down using a tire machine so that's not really DIY.  I trust country boys more than anyone else, thank you sir.

The cat is a good supervisor.

Great video! You’re young but a great teacher it seems…a natural.

Thanks for the tips. You explain things well and don't skip anything.

Thank you! This was very helpful

Thank you for posting this video, it is very informative. You explain slowly and clear. Thank you!

If the new tire won't bead up, you can wrap a ratchet strap around the the outside of the tire, in the middle of the tread, and then tighten the strap up. It should make the bead get closer to the rim so that with just a little wiggling and scuffling with the tire it will bead up and take air. Make sure that as soon as it does start to take and hold air, that you take off the ratchet strap. If you don't, and keep on airing up the tire the strap could break rather violently and maybe injure you, or it will be really hard to get the strap to loosen without letting the air back out.

Thank you for sharing. I like the cat.

Thank You !!!

Cool!

Thanks for sharing

Those tires still have a little tread on them. I don't replace mine till they're as bald as my dads head 😂

I leave the truck up on the board and use a horseshoe stake to pry the board up so I can spin the tire and break the bead all the way around.

Thats the easy part lol

Thanks

This just took me 2hrs to mount 1 tire but I won. I used a twist jack and the hitch of my truck to break the beads then used 2 screw drivers method and viola. Breaking the old beads is the hardest part

I have to do this on my BW350 this week, it's cold here might have to put them in the oven lol

I mount myself because when I went to the tire shop they did it by hand because they didnt have the fancy 4 inward clamps tire machine lol so I figured screw it I'll do it myself

A spray bottle with dish soap will work for lubing up the bead and save some Dawn. Good informative Video Thanks

Nice video! I think the tires on our two quads are probably 20 yrs old, time to go!! Don't get out much obviously but yes sick of tire mounting prices, beyond ridiculous! I imagine setting them out in the AZ sun for awhile would help alot.