Tire changers

[01 rk]

At those prices, the pay back even at $50 labor for each tire will be a long time, unless you are doing tires for a club or something.

I go through a rear tire every year and there 3 H D's in the family, so I figure it will not take that long to pay for itself.

 

[Mongo1958]

I am considering buying a tire changer, either a Wikco or Cycle Hill.
With three bikes in the family and $50 a pop to remove and mount a tire I figure it wouldn't take too long to pay for it self.
Do any of you guys change your own tires and had any experience with either of these brands? Any input would be appreciated.

I had the Cycle hill. It's a good product but I up graded to the Nomar Classic. Plus I also got the posi clamps. The Cycle Hill is good but the Classic has a better bead braker and you can work while you are standing up and not slumped over.


Forgot to add the this: No-Mar: The basics of changing a tire with a No-Mar Jr Pro Model