Now that's how we did it back in the day. I lmao when the bondo file took off out of your hands. Thanks for the memories of cutting tires with my dad in the late 90's and early 2000's I love your videos Ben!!!!!

Ben when you cut Burris try putting them in the freezer overnight and then cut them makes it a lot easier

Thanks learned more about cutting tires. Very helpful

Well dang! I learned something new today. Very cool process

If a series at local track opened up. That allowed zero tire prep would you kart guys run it? Obviously they would check for prep. And dq any caught.

I really enjoy your videos sir Thanks for the information you provide 👍

So Im a body man as well and I cut my own Maxxis. You have the right idea using bondo file, make sure you measure your hiles for depth. I finish my tires with 80 grit stick it on my long duro sanding block then final finish with 180 stickit on the block. This will even your tire tread. Quit running the blade over the edge of the tire keep it as flat as possible and remove rubber from the contact patch of the tire. My tires are fast took me 2 sets to figure it out and i dont use power tools that create alot of heat when cutting.

Like yourself, I'm also an autobody man by trade school, but a crane operator now. We used to call those cheese graders because it looks like a cheese grader. I do like the concept of using that and will eventually try to use that once I make a tire resurfacer one day.

Ben, it’s like you are reading my mind with your videos.. I am trying to learn to cut my own tires as well and actually just acquired a SBC tire cutter.. I have seen this method and am going to try for sure. I use Burris tires.. I also have resurfaced my tires using the sand paper method versus the lap disc and like the sand paper much much.. Don’t the make flat rasp? Also, what air pressure are cutting at? Also those ridges as you call them as you go across the tire are created by how fast or slow you go.. if you track slower then the ridges are much smaller.. Very similar to a a brake lathe, the faster you go the rougher the cut, the slower you go the smoother the finish. I’m working on all this on tires now.

Can you do it the same way with treaded tires

I think it’s the link for the tool it’s not working for me I don’t know. Is it working for anyone else definitely buying it hope you got Amazon affiliate.

why should I cut my tires?