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06-27-2007 #1
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mounting soft lip's
Is there a problem mounting a wheel with this new wheel style???? Soft lip seem's to be a no,no around here anyone have any advise????
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06-27-2007 #2
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Yeah, find a tire store the sells "Dubs", they will be versed in mounting low profile tires on fat lips.
06-27-2007 #3
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soft lip, fat lip...etc the tire has to be mounted from the backside of the wheel.
Originally Posted by 67velle
Discount Tire
3480 East Grand River
Howell, MI 48843 (517) 545-5977
they should be able to help you out.
ps. just make sure you tell them that you want their best man doing it.In process!
1972 C10
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06-28-2007 #4
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I agree with Frank,
took my fronts to a "Dub's" shop, nice guys but had nothing nice to say about what they have seen "regular" tire shops do to soft lip wheels.
Went in to a 10 minute explaination on the way to do it right.
Needless to say when the rears show up I'm headed back to the same place.
06-28-2007 #5
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Exactly what's been said above. Take them to a tire store that's used to seeing that kind of business and it won't be an issue at all. Intro also offers wheel/tire combo packages. We mount and balance them and then ship them to you ready to bolt on.
Dustin
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