Max2H Evo 2 Tire changer

SteveST1300

SteveST1300

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So I saw this tire changer on another forum and decided to order it, it takes up far less space than a cycle hill or no mar . I decided to order the kit as I only have a 1 car garage with 2 ST's in it so I don't really have room to mount a tire changer. Anyway the first link is to the tire changer the second is to a YouTube video of the changer in action. Before you flame it I got a couple of testimonials from people who use this and it seems to really work well. At just over $400 delivered its a bargain once I get it and use it I will report back.


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Tire Changer EVO 2 + Balancer + Starter Package

Change motorcycle tires yourself with the tire changer EVO2 + Balancer + Starter Package: The further development of our tire changer EVOX. The…
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bdalameda said:
I've been tempted by this tire changer - anxious to hear how you like it.
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The reviews I got from the other forum were very positive looks like the only down side is working so low to the ground but even that can be overcome. It looks like a great device.
 
Why would we flame it? My only concern, like Larry's (#4 above) is working on the ground (my aching back!). Other than that, it looks fine. I would probably bolt or otherwise fasten it to a low table/work bench.

If you want heat, talk to me about my Harbor Frt. tire changer....
 
Yes that's what the guys on the other forum said one mounted it to a work bench the other used it on the floor. I am going to try it both ways. The flame part was for the video on the other forum there were guys saying that the tire looked very flexible and already had lube on it when it etc. etc.
 
SteveST1300 said:
The flame part was for the video on the other forum there were guys saying that the tire looked very flexible and already had lube on it when it etc. etc.
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"I had no trouble with it!"

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I'm not sure why that tire was even changed. It looked like it had another 2K miles left at least. I didn't see any wear bars.
 
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