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Default Removing tyres

Whats the best way of getting old tyres(rubber) off the rims so that you can use the rims again??
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although in 8th people hardly ever re use their rims as they get pretty scuffed up & never seem to glue up very well the second time around!
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although in 8th people hardly ever re use their rims as they get pretty scuffed up & never seem to glue up very well the second time around!


Agree 100% ... not worth the hassle given the price of new rims
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i use my tyres for a few runs then sell them on as used tyres and if i do ever wear a set right out i keep them for running in engines.its just not worth the hassel of unglueing them
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Boil em for 8 mins in your best saucepan. They'll pull right off.
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Boil em for 8 mins in your best saucepan. They'll pull right off.
I use this method but only 50% of the time does it work, ive been told too boil them for 10-15 mins then submerge in cold water imediately (sp?) after taken out of saucepan and it doesnt seem too work very well, am i doing somthing wrong?
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