[wareagle87]

Anyone else find removing the rear wheels a major pain??

I would love to hear the ideas/techniques people use to get them off without special tooling.

 

[dezeldog]

Hit the tire with a BFH.....again and again if necessary. That should 'bout do...if it don't get a bigger BFH.

Jim

 

[Babyfat]

Hit the tire with a BFH.....again and again if necessary. That should 'bout do...if it don't get a bigger BFH.

Jim

:agree2:....

 

[dezeldog]

I figured you'd like that one babyfat. Its not a nuclear reactor.....thus the need for the BFH :lol3:

Jim

 

[CTDFan5.9]

Let the air out, drive over the tire with your other vehicle using the weight of the other vehicle to break the bead, and then use the head off of a matdox or pick to peel it off.

 

[smithwr]

Let the air out, drive over the tire with your other vehicle using the weight of the other vehicle to break the bead, and then use the head off of a matdox or pick to peel it off.

i think he is working with wheels not tires, therefore....................BFH

 

[Steveo24]

Hit the tire with a BFH.....again and again if necessary. That should 'bout do...if it don't get a bigger BFH.

Jim

:agree2: That always seem to work for me as well.

 

[Hot Stuff]

Once you get them off, clean up the mating surfaces with a wire brush, and Never Seez the crap out of the mating surfaces. That will make the next time much more enjoyable!!!

 

[hillbillydeluxe]

Yeah smack the heck out of the sidewall with a BFG and like hotstuff said wirebrush around axle housing then put antisieze on it

 

[Hot Stuff]

Yeah smack the heck out of the sidewall with a BFG and like hotstuff said wirebrush around axle housing then put antisieze on it

Just make sure it's a BIG one...like a 315/70/17!!!!:T: Cause the little 295's aren't heavy enough!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[wareagle87]

Got it..... BFH.... Will hit many times until loose..or get a larger BFH