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You MUST, MUST dismount the tire before you disassemble the wheel. MUST. Back to the wheel centers, do you have enough halves to make a full set? If so what sizes? Your location? (feel free to PM). Take care! Last edited by FrenchToast; 08-17-2012 at 07:05 PM.. |
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I think it's doable. I wouldn't think the tire is really pulling the wheel halves apart much unless you have an unsafe amount of rubber on them ie 285 on a 9" wheel or something. If you secured them well enough I don't think there would be an issue. Even if they did separate, the bead should be plenty strong to hold them from popping of, that's the reason you hear a pop but it's usually from the bead seating during mounting.
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