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sostituzione ed equilibratura degli pneumatici fai-da-te - VAQ

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I have a couple of generic 9” levers that I use<br />

to hold the bead in place while I am moving<br />

the big one to the next spot.<br />

Make sure you place it under the rim pro<strong>te</strong>ctor<br />

as shown.<br />

Here you can see I have mov<strong>ed</strong> over about 6<br />

inches and am beginning to lever the tire on<br />

again.<br />

I have mov<strong>ed</strong> again.<br />

No<strong>te</strong>: It is very important to keep the upper<br />

bead of the tire in the deeper middle of the rim.<br />

This gives you the ne<strong>ed</strong><strong>ed</strong> room to be able to<br />

lever the bead over the other side of the rim. If<br />

you find the tire getting very hard, or impossible<br />

to lever, you most likely ne<strong>ed</strong> to move the<br />

bead on the opposi<strong>te</strong> side into the well of the<br />

rim. It will of<strong>te</strong>n move out on its own.<br />

When you get near all the way around you will<br />

find that you have to lever smaller pieces of<br />

the bead.<br />

The last little bit will be hardest, but you<br />

shouldn’t have to muscle it excessively.<br />

It should pop on <strong>fai</strong>rly easily.<br />

Occasionally you may ne<strong>ed</strong> to give it a rap<br />

with a rubber mallet.<br />

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