How to Use a PL-6097IT Tire Changer

JINGJIA AUTO EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. offers tire changers including PL-6097IT Tire Changer from leading manufacturers. Visit us for inventory blowouts on tire changing equipment and other automotive shop equipment. Puli’s Tire changing machines come in several different styles. The most commonly used machine is the PL-6097IT Tire Changer which runs on air pressure. This machine has two pedals. One is for breaking the bead of the tire and removing the tire from the rim. It breaks both sides of the tire at the same time. The other pedal is used to inflate the tire. Always be cautious and wear safety glasses when operating any tire changing machine. Instructions 1,Place the rim on the machine with the locking stub coming through the center hole in the rim. Place the rim valve stem side up. 2,Place the locking cap on the locking stub and spin the cap until it is snug so the rim cannot move. 3,Place the upper bead breaker on the outer edge of the rim but do not let it rest on the rim. 4,Depress the foot pedal and break the bead of the tire. Once bead is broken move the upper bead breaker arm out of the way and return it to its original position. 5,Use soapy water as a lubricant on the outer bead of the tire. Insert the bead spoon into the tire. While pushing down on the opposite side of the tire pull the spoon back and lock the spoon onto the stub lock. Hold it firmly and press the pedal. The spoon will start turning, pushing the bead of the tire out. Repeat this step for the back bead. Remove the tire. 6,Place the new tire flat on the rim; lubricate both beads of the tire and push as much of the tire as you can onto the rim. Flip the tire spoon around and rest on the rim and lock the spoon on the stub. 7,Press the pedal and the spoon will force the tire onto the rim. Repeat this process for the outer bead. 8, Attach the air hose to the valve stem to begin pumping up the tire. Press the other pedal to the floor and hold it until the tire begins to pump up. Keep your hands clear of the rim while the tire inflates. The maximum pressure should be indicated on the side wall of the tire.

Puli Tyre Changers Is Suitable for Any tires

Our tire changers can handle your normal small car rims all the way up to large semi truck rims.  Our tire machines can also handle low profile, run flat, aluminum and alloy wheels.  If you purchase the ATV or Motorcycle adapter set you will be able to change almost any tire from any vehicle on the market.  Buy one of our tire changers now and expand your business to realize profits you never had before.

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Cheap Tires - What You Should Know

Cheap tires may seem like a great bargain at the time you buy them, but in most cases it only brings on more trouble than they are worth. And while this is true, there are also times when it is not the tire causing the problem at all, but the driver. Here are some of the most common tire problems and why they may be occurring.

Leaks

Tires that are low on air pressure can quickly lead to trouble. Regardless of whether they are cheap tires or high dollar Michelin's, you really need to monitor tire pressure on a regular basis.

On the other hand, air leaks can occur from faulty valve stems or an object embedded in the tire such as a nail, screw, etc.

Alignment

Driving your vehicle when it is mis-aligned can quickly cause tire wear that will result in failure. Again, it doesn't matter how much you have spent on new tires, if your car is out of alignment you'll quickly ruin the tires. Having your car aligned once a year is a good rule of thumb to go by.

Negligence

Cheap tiress, expenseive tires, and everything in between all require some care in order to have a long life.

Have your tires rotated at least once every 15,000 miles. Check tire pressure when you fill up with gas or at least once a month. You would be amazed at how much weather conditions can play with tire pressure.

Inspect your tires for signs of trouble such as balding and tread wear.

Cheap tires get the blame for most problems, but in so many cases it isn't the tires, it's the driver.

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