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Alex_Rally
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30th Jun 11 at 20:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i was thinking using a grinder, but what type of disk ??
Jed D
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have you got the bead off though?
Alex_Rally
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u what mate?
Alex_Rally
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do u mean like get the edge of the tyre on the outside of the rim ? , wouldnt be arsed about fucking thr alloy tho cos there just gonna be getting scrapped .
Matty W
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you will possibly damage the alloy when you have to cut through the steel belt against the rim.

your best bet is try to brake the bead with some kind of press or vise, get a few lever bars and something to protect the rim, and take the tyre off the normal way.. or get a quote from a tyre place. wont be more than £20

EDIT: if your just scrapping them.. why waste your time, just take them to a scrap yard as they are

[Edited on 30-06-2011 by music1990]
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cos ive got a few sets of old alloys with shit tyres on and am gonna weigh them in for some pocket money will get pea nuts if tyres are still on matey
Matty W
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30th Jun 11 at 20:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
fair point. cant help you on disc advice sorry
Alex_Rally
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ok music mate cheers pal,obviously its gotta be a thin cutting disk but a dunno weather to use like a metal or stone compound type i reckon a metal disk me like .
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much easyer idea mate, FIRE . burning rubber the real way haha


then when its done just get a sharp set of pliers to cut the metal bit off

[Edited on 30-06-2011 by JedDy]
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what alloys are classed as shit to you? any better than mine?
Alex_Rally
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set of megan wheels chunks out of them, and a set of volvo old skoolers mixed bunch of shhhhit
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oooooh i like the fire idea , dunno if the ppl next door will be very amused lol , just kidding about doing it outside me house hahaha al gan to jeds house hehehehe
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ahhh wey nvm. but yeah, burn them off if they going to be scrap bud
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burnt an old couch in my garden... also burnt some fella trees in the garden behind mine woops
DanCobb
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Metal disc .
AlexW
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Not a good idea to burn rubber. Metal disc since there is metal in the tyre.
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I'd probably just use a metal slitting disc.
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cheers guys
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al give it a bash at the weeekend, al show u the gory pics of my injurys when it goes wrong lol..... actually i shouldnt joke till after ive done it lol
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i use a sharp knife. just insert close tobead then cut round.
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*to bead*
Alex_Rally
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ada thats a good idea like a stanley knife , or like a proper hunting style knife ?
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a used a grinder to gan thru most of the rubber then some sheet metal plyers to cut the wires etc
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if there gettin scrapped ( dont laugh ) i used to get a knife cut tyres off then for beads just pick up above your head slam side of wheel on floor and beem comes out and slide it off easy as i tryed a angle grinder and got spat at with hot rubber i was in t shirt and shorts
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Just take to a garage you tight arse. £2.50 a wheel here to remove tyres. Done mine last week and weighed the wheels in, got £52

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