"I'm not a professional, I just can't afford one". That was such a great line! This should be a shirt!

Hold on a second. Captain K has gotten THREE new tires?!? Did you win the Powerball?!? Lol

Can we just admire the view at 1:15 😮😊😮😊

Careful Mike, if DP see you doing these, he might have you changeing truck tires? LOL. MIGHT? Thank you sir, Love watching anything you put out.

You're just a crazy guy. Glad the clicking elbow still works. And the safety Crocs. That locking feature is a must.

Love ya, Mike- the scissor jack bead breaker idea was genius, thanks!

You made that look easy ,changed 2 tires in a 10 minute video, I'll have to my next set to you to get them the easy way 😉

good morning i hope everyone has a great day

nice tire change some times they can be a bugger to get off well done. cheers.

The clever one liners on your shows are second to none! Keep up the good work

Mike you are definitely one of a kind.cute little video.just keep doing what ever your doing.kudos.👍👍👍😎😎😎👨‍🚒👨‍🚒👨‍🚒

And you said that we would not have a video this morning! Woo Hoo!

When I first saw the new tires bundled together I though they were a lot wider than the old ones. Just shows how much they change under pressure. If they did get away from you when you dropped them off the tailgate you may have gotten lucky and found one of your lost drones when searching for the runway tires. 😉

Changing you own tires is a great little life skill to have

Hi Mike! Great vid! Them safety Crocs made all the difference!! Jerry...UK

For once I can say thanks to KZfaq for suggesting your second channel! However I will keep throwing coffee cups at them for continually recommending videos I already watched.

You never disappoint Mike, excellent video as always 👍 Best wishes to you and your family, from Britain 🇺🇸🇬🇧

Backhoe outrigger makes a good bead breaker

hello mike it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy

That looks one heck of a view you have there so good on a clear day.

Harbor Freight has a bead buster tool now for pretty cheap if you do enough tires.

Those weather cracks identified as traction sipes in a previous life. 😂

Saw another fella on KZfaq use silicon lubricant spray, just happened to have a can and wowzers it’s amazing as a tire lube. I’m going to use it on all my tires until the can runs out.

Jack of all trades master of none ❤ you rock

I got to be honest! It came down to your video or a documentary on Herb Alpert... You won this time Kleeman! Keep up the good work!

Great video Captain Kleeman

Love that bead breaker

I changed a tire on our John Deere AMT 600 once. Once. After that I decided the money spent to have the tire guy do it was worth it.

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing!!

Good to see the safety crocs making another appearance, does the rear axle castle nut let you tighten up the bearing play?

Hello Mike. You never told us that you had been calibrated! Better late than never. Have good days!

Love your bead breaker never thought of that. Will try in. Need new tires on the RZR. Thank

I got a pair of used tires for a 4X4 truck and swapped them onto the wheels using 2 tire irons in about 30 minutes. (30 years ago...) You can learn to do the mounting by hand with the minimum effort. The mechanical aids such as the Harbor Freight tire changers do help, but they aren't necessary. And you still need the tire irons with the Harbor Freight changer...

Man u gotta show us that view! I didnt know u had such a nice view.

Nice easy job Mike, have a good one, my friend

Great video thanks Mike

great video Mike, you always impress me with your technique, keep them coming 👏👏👏👍👍👍👌👌👌

Good job.

There's usually a free valve stem remover on most bottles of green slime :-P

Howdy Captain

Captain another great video! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

I've always been one for, if I can do it myself and it works why bother paying anyone else. When I was fit enough I always did my own work on my cars or motorcycles, now though I'm no longer fit enough plus everything is ultra complicated now. Am liking these short films, good idea. 👍🤗

Nice job on changing the tires. On the ground no less! Many years ago I worked in a tire shop. We used Ivory Snow soap powder mixed up for a tire lube. It was cheap and worked really well. It was surprising how thick the soap mix was. I don't know if you can even buy Ivory Snow powder any more.

Progress and inflated to desired perfection 👍

I thought I was the only one that will search for an hour and a half to find a tool that will save me ten minutes. Usually a 7/16”socket or wrench. 🐶

Whoaaaa buddyyy. Bout lost a croc. Gotta remember to lock em in

Worked pretty good 👍 thanks

“That hour of time will save me a couple minutes”. Man if that’s not me every dag gone day!!

i just changed my 4 ate tires a few months ago for dry rot.wish i changed the valve stems i had to change two so far they also started leaking from dry rot.

Here where I live in the sticks I deal with alot of black locus trees with the huge thorns on them and one thing I have found with getting flats I came across a product called Tireject its like slime but a whole lot less mess when it comes to replacing tires. Seals up punctures like no other. I tried it on weather cracked tires and it worked great and was able to get a few more years of use out of atv lawnmower tires. Thanks for the vid

The worst tires to change, seem to be the front tires on a riding lawn mower. The worst for breaking the bead on an old tire was a 28 inch rear tractor tire. If I had a backhoe, the bottom of the bucket would make a good bead breaker 😎

Don’t get me wrong I appreciate you . I don’t like risking rounding off the head. Better take a moment to get the right size.

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Don’t sell yourself short, I remember hearing somewhere that your a professional firefighter. That’s the greatest line since you owning a welder. 😂 I don’t know if you follow Wranglerstar but his latest Professional Home Owner slant is doing everything in bare feet to activate all the safety Sally’s. Apparently he hasn’t discovered the safety Crocs that you and DP rock. He’s a bit more extreme. Maybe someone should send him a pair. Wishing you and your family the best.

Put a tube in it and it will work for another year or two. LOL

I've done it, but I don't like it. Especially the smaller sized tires. It's just hard to get a bite on the rim and to hold the rim steady during dismount. Thanks Mike! Lee

8:40 He did a side-by-side on his side-by-side. : - 0

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Crocs for safety🤘🏼‼️

I use my car to break my tires down with I just drive up on them it dose the trick

Ran flat when parked 😂 Maybe the tyres know what is coming next, that is why they tried to make a break for freedom 😂 If it works, makes sense to use what you have !!!! 💪😁 One elbow click, works a charm 😂😂😂

"...keeps the property taxes down....."! Bwahahahaaaaaaaa!!!!

I still prefer the ether method of bead sealing 😁

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That fire would do well with a pair of tires for some accelerant

5:55 I call that putting them in 4x4 mode. 😅

Back when I was a mechanic, we just cut the valve stem let the air out because we always replace the valve stem when we replace tires and number two we would take the valve Core out of the valve in order to inflate the tire to set the bead so that once the bead was set, we just disconnected the compressed air, let all the current air in escape, replace valve core and set pressure. Of course, with all these new modern tire sensors that wirelessly send information to your car computer to let you know with the pressure of your wheels are you might want to just stick with pulling the core to let the air out and leave the core out till after you set the bead and go from there. I noticed you didn’t balance your tires granted on the Quad It may not be quite as important, but still a very inexpensive tire balancer, which you could probably make, which consists of a stand with a Point at the top and a cone you put into the center hole of your rim and then, with the cone on the stand wheel on the cone, you let it sit free and see, which way it tips you then put weight opposite on the high side and try to level out the wheel to the ground. once you know how much weight it takes to balance it out, split in half and put 1/2 on the outside of the rim and 1/2 on the inside of the rim and then re-check the balance. It’s a really large amount of weight divided in four and then put half back down the arc on one side, from where the balance point was and the other half the opposite direction from the line where the balance point was. You might need a little more weight this way again have to wait outside have to wait inside but this will give you four points to help keep the wheel balanced in case one of the weights should break free. Your whole wheel won’t start going really wonky. Of course your barons might be kind of bad because your old tire wasn’t balanced, which is one of the consequences for not balancing a tire along with a not so smooth ride.

"... keeps the propety taxes down." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Don't let any doubters say you can't wash a tire.

After I cut the grass at my local animal shelter I had a rear tire split in the sidewall due to age, dry rotting. The cost for replacement tires is crazy high now so I cut up an old intertube and patched the whole inside of the bad, split tire. I then used a new inner tube after the patching job dried in the sun. I was shocked my idea, plan worked. I had plenty of glue to affix the inner tube to the bad tire. Why you didn't just use a tube is beyond me.

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Straddling a tire while inflating... LOL That's kinda asking for a painful experience!! 🤣🤣

In the gravel on top of a hill, Crocs to protect your feet. Using a scissor jack as a bead breaker. What could go wrong? I have a 2008 Polaris Ranger I bought new, the tire tread is worn down, but zero weather checking or cracks. How does that happen?

Cap’n flying valve cores always make me mad… did you know… back in the 1960’s that all bicycle inner tubes came with a stem cap that you could flip over and unscrew the core? That’s because everyone fixed their own bicycle tires…. It was a right of passage. You couldn’t be a teenage boy if you didn’t know how to keep your bike running!

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Disappointed you didn't try caulking the cracks before replacing those tires. Maybe even a few coats of latex paint on the inside. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Always keep those Crocs in 4WD, cause you just never know.

You know it’s getting serious when you lock the ole crocs in 4wd

i lay a 2X6 on edge of bead/rim and drive my car up the 2X6 to break bead. Poor ppl figure itout

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Mike..I will unfollow this channel in a heartbeat If you don’t stop showing off that awesome view! I know my buddy lives in Indiana and with SxS’s being legal on a lot of the roads he puts a ton of miles on his UTV ..he actually switched to 15” wheels so he could run light truck tires and not be replacing tires every couple thousand miles.

My riding mower tire were a pain

Great job changing tires 🛞 Captain Kleeman