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Tilly 29-04-2013 07:42 PM

Removing Tires
 
Hi guys
Just a quick question, any1 got any advice for removing glued tires from the rims?
Cheers

Craig

K-Brewer 29-04-2013 07:50 PM

Leave them in a sealed tub of aceton for a couple days an they slide straight off

neallewis 29-04-2013 09:24 PM

Acetone. Sealed in a tub of it, as mentioned. You can buy the pure stuff, or the pink cheap stuff that girls use on their nails. It all evaporates, so the cheap stuff is fine.

Tilly 29-04-2013 09:36 PM

Thanx guyz

Great_Thark 29-04-2013 09:46 PM

you can boil them off but you need good gloves to hold the wheel whilst its still hot

I did read somewhere that freezing works but I've never tried it.

mattr 30-04-2013 06:19 AM

BTW, with the acetone, don't fill the tub, quarter of an inch in the bottom is enough. Its the vapour that does the work.

charlie2 30-04-2013 07:17 AM

If anyone wants some proper acetone let me know as i can get it at cost!.

neallewis 30-04-2013 08:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by charlie2 (Post 770086)
If anyone wants some proper acetone let me know as i can get it at cost!.

Ill take some free acetone please!

charlie2 30-04-2013 01:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by neallewis (Post 770094)
Ill take some free acetone please!

Cost n free not the same neal!.will sort you some.

bricol 30-04-2013 04:52 PM

Any methods that don't wreck the tyres?

Bri

Tilly 30-04-2013 06:47 PM

Lol nice try neal

Swell 30-04-2013 09:33 PM

Pull em off with your teeth
 
But watch out for getting your lip caught between the wheel
Any tyre.

I must add I have never tried this myself :D

neallewis 30-04-2013 10:29 PM

Baking gives off cyanide and stinks.

i've successfully removed tyres to be re-glued on different rims with acetone. cleaned up quite well actually. you just need to stick it in the tin for a while, then part the tyres as much as you can with your fingers, then replace it in the tin as the bead comes unstuck. afterwards the tyre bead and rim will clean up with some acetone on a tissue.

Pank 01-05-2013 08:45 AM

Makes rims brittle :confused:

PaulFarrand 01-05-2013 10:07 AM

Personally I like divine intervention. You just put them on the side and wait for the tyre to magically remove its self from the rim. No toxic fumes and no murder by the missis.....

nivek 01-05-2013 12:05 PM

You could use the glue Neil was using on Sunday, and they just fall off.
No need for Accetone or the Oven ....:p

Robby 01-05-2013 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nivek (Post 770424)
You could use the glue Neil was using on Sunday, and they just fall off.
No need for Accetone or the Oven ....:p

:thumbsup:

neallewis 01-05-2013 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nivek (Post 770424)
You could use the glue Neil was using on Sunday, and they just fall off.
No need for Accetone or the Oven ....:p


:p they started to come off the rims after the final, after Paul glued them. its the xray rims... nothing to glue the tyres to.

Danny Harrison 01-05-2013 04:58 PM

+1 for acetone method. I put a set in a tub with cheapo £1 nail varnish remover (with acetone on ingredients) Just stuck it on fridge n forgot about it. No smell this morning, gave em a shake off outside, any liquid on them quickly evaporated (no chemicals on my fingers :thumbsup:) and they peeled away real easy.

Dunno about my rims being brittle but Im yet to crack 1.

My 2 cents. I'd likely forgot about them in the oven and burn them/stink out kitchen or something.

Great_Thark 01-05-2013 05:05 PM

I'm going to try the baking, mucking about with tubs of acetone is a PITA and I have no missus to moan at me :thumbsup:

Will report back later :)


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