ianpanderson

Any one know any decently priced places to have tires mounted and balanced? Thanks

Caish

Do it in your driveway.
A farm jack or bumper jack,
remove the valve cores and start jacking a up with the jack placed at the edge of the tire against the wheel.
Get lots of pressure and if doesn't give, use a sledge hammer and smack the tire, if it still doesn't move, rotate the tire 30 to 40 degrees and repeat till it breaks down.
Now work the tire off the rim with tire tools.

When you get fed up with that, go buy a tire machine. lol. I have two in the shop now.

Seriously I've changed a many tires by hand in the past.

Rogue4x4

There's a place right down the street from me that's reasonably priced

XJmike0122

Id say post that question in your local section.

Rogue4x4

....or maybe start calling the local tire shops and comparing prices? How are any of us supposed to give you an answer to your question....none of us know where you live, and even if we did, do we have a crystal ball that gives us your local tire shops prices? Just sayin'...

NewKindOfClown

Guys, calm down.

Ian, that shop next to the McDonald's has pretty fair prices, and they have free coffee and soda in the waiting room.

94XjSport94

I like Roy's, they do a good job.

Michael952

The shop across the bridge by the scrap yard is cheap.

sycoglitch

You're obviously all wrong. The easiest answer is asking siri the question

Rogue4x4

What if you're an android user?

noslen

if your local high school has an auto shop you can sometimes go to them and offer a couple bucks and they might for "practice" we use to do them where I went mount and balance for 10 a tire.

sycoglitch

Michael952

I get them done for 5 a tire

Danimal94

Siri said exact prices are unavailable, you're screwed.
Breaking beads by hand builds character though.

NewKindOfClown

1) Lay tire flat
2) Air it down
3) Have friend stand on sidewall
4) Drive onto sidewall on opposite side of wheel
5) Finish dismounting with pry bar