Take them to Gatto's off Babcock in Melbourne. They always do mine. $10 a tire. Not worth the hassle to me to use hand tools.
youll be able to turn them in 1st thats about it
In 1st they dont feel any bigger/heavier than the 589's. I can still pull a wheelie just like i could with the other tires. I didnt drive em to much because i have a small yard and didnt want to drive on the road that much, but had to make a 0-30ish run which felt just like it did before. I will try them out in some mud tomorrow to really see how much they bogged me down. But i think with the gear reduction (whenever they get em) i will spin them just like i did the 27's, if not better.youll be able to turn them in 1st thats about it
nugent performance in texas is currently working on gear sets for the 05 foreman and the rincon..I have spoke with them and they said 6 to 8 monthes till they are done...this was a month ago..I keep catching stuff about new gear sets, what are there and who is making them? I seemed to missing something... THANKS
I have the Harbor Freight tire changer..It cost about $40 and comes with the bead breaker.I got the e-mail from UPS saying the deliver date is today. I am going to try and demount and remount the tires with my friend and some long screw drivers. Is this possible? Any tricks or tips anyone have to make this go a little smoother other than plenty of beer which i already have. Thanks in advance.