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    Thread: Wheel fit tool

    1. 07-05-2019 #1
      venomv8
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      Wheel fit tool

      I saw some old threads but nothing recent. Anyone renting out a wheel fit tool or possibly want to sell one?

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    3. 07-05-2019 #2
      232_ray
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      I got one I’ll rent. Never rented it before but u tell me what u think is fair.
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    4. 07-05-2019 #3
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      Someone used to rent them on ebay, but i havent looked in a while.
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      The one I saw renting on here was renting for $30 plus shipping. I thought that was a good price, Id be willing to give you a little more even say $60 shipped to me? Im assuming its the wheel fit that actually mounts the tire and not the plastic with a wire one right? I have the tires Im using so i need the one you can mount tires on.
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    6. 07-06-2019 #5
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      A guy named Martin in the Chicago area has one for rent.

      Think he's cyborgtt on here. I rented it. You paypal a deposit, He ships to you. You pay to ship it back, and he gives your deposit back. All he asks is for you to make a donation to a charity fund. Awesome guy.

      I gave $75 because that was the cheapest price to rent another wheel tool I found.
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    7. 07-06-2019 #6
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      I searched for that name and it said it was an invalid name. Could it be a variation of that or am I doing something wrong?
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    8. 07-06-2019 #7
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      The vendor you commit to purchase your wheels from may have a tool you can borrow.
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    9. 07-07-2019 #8
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      syborg tt

      Sorry.
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    10. 07-08-2019 #9
      venomv8
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      Quote Originally Posted by 232_ray View Post
      I got one I’ll rent. Never rented it before but u tell me what u think is fair.
      Sent you a PM and haven't heard back. Let me know
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