If you require work on alloy wheels, I'd skip purchasing one unless you
really want to spend some. Even shop ones can scratch wheels. A real
beauty that most shops don't even usually have is the Hunter TC350. Nylon
wheels unseat the bead, and no metal touches the rim. Call Hunter for a
shop near you. (Matt Curry's Auto Service in Chantilly, VA for DC)
Gary Lin Burke, VA Metro Washington Council of Sports Car Clubs
BMWCCA National Capital Ch. '88 325is <CSP> '89 Accord <HS>
Steve wrote:
> Chris, What's worked for me is to become friends with a local tire shop, I
> give them my tire business, they do all my mounting, etc., for free with
> their Italian-built super tire changer that does not harm anything when
> they change the tires. They've done everything from 20" wires off my
> speedster to 33 year old American Racing Torq-Thrust Ds I've mounted on my
> Corvair.
> Steve (I guess I leave it to the professionals when I can afford it!)
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