Mounting Slicks
I'm having a bitch of a time removing a dead Hoosier from my wheels, and putting the new ones on. Anybody know a trick for this? I am running 20x7x13 Hoosier road race slicks on a 13x6.5 inch formula SAE aluminium wheel (fits a CRX and it's damn light!). I am in a full shop with a tire mounting machine.
There seems to be only one section of the wheel that's thinner for the tire to drop into. I can easily get the top side off when removing them, but then the tire just holds on to the bottom area of the rim.
I have an autocross in the morning (in about 4 hours!), I finally picked up my wheels tonight, and I want to get this **** mounted!
There seems to be only one section of the wheel that's thinner for the tire to drop into. I can easily get the top side off when removing them, but then the tire just holds on to the bottom area of the rim.
I have an autocross in the morning (in about 4 hours!), I finally picked up my wheels tonight, and I want to get this **** mounted!
make sure the "drop center" is facing up on the wheel. The drop center is the line or groove machined inside the wheel. Chances are that you are dealing with a reverse mount wheel.
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CheezeFrog
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Oct 29, 2003 11:32 AM





