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Removing old tyres...
How do you remove old tyres from your rims? I've heard (might be a joke) that you put them in the oven!?
Let's hear your own best removal methods..... Jimmy
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14-10-2012
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I stick mine in a saucepan of boiling water for an hour or so. It makes the superglue go brittle.
Obviuosly makeing sure it doesnt boil dry
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14-10-2012
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Steam em, boil em, xxxx em........... put them in an airtight pot, paint kettle, with half inch of acetone and leave to soak in the fumes for a few days, rubber peels away. Cut off some of the tyre before soaking unless........
and be careful with acetone. Edit: oven removed - sorry
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+1 for the acetone method. Never looked back.
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DO NOT BAKE, putting in the oven releases cyanide, boil is cheapest and quickest
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