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Started by big un, June 01, 2013, 08:42:47 PM

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big un

helloo out there, can anyone tell me if I have to take care when I have my tyres changed, what I man is, are the sensors in the wheel? or are they in the valve stems?? where are they???
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2kwacks

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Quote from: big un on June 01, 2013, 08:42:47 PM
helloo out there, can anyone tell me if I have to take care when I have my tyres changed, what I man is, are the sensors in the wheel? or are they in the valve stems?? where are they???
dam right you do :yes: sensors are in the wheel and cost £280 supplied and fitted :sad: I know through experience because I had one damaged by a tyre fitted friend at work who underestimated when I told him they are very fragile and extreme care must be taken when removing the tyre :hammer:
getting on now...  but not as old as Rog or Geoff

viper

a few of us have had problems with over zealous tyre changers, id ask to be around when they do it, the damage occours when they use the bead breaker where the tyre valve is and the TPS unit which is directly under the tyre valve gets crushed. also they can damage them when they use the tyre leavers in this area , the tps is about 80mm long , and my tyre guy always comments that its twice the size of others, if it gets damaged its gonna sting ....   A LOT !

Debs

My tyre fitter is awesome... He always takes great care when changing the tyre..

In my experience I have found the guys who work for themselves and are mobile will always do a better job.. Mine are always done by the same guy and would not let anyone else touch them (unless I really had to)  :no:


O.C.

Quote from: Debs on June 01, 2013, 09:16:33 PM
My tyre fitter is awesome... He always takes great care when changing the tyre..

In my experience I have found the guys who work for themselves and are mobile will always do a better job.. Mine are always done by the same guy and would not let anyone else touch them (unless I really had to)  :no:

:stupid:  I 'm with you there Debs, I've been going to the same guy since the early 1990s, he's very good and very careful, but he wont fit tyres unless he supplies them as a general rule   :no: 
BE KIND...


ROG .

big un

 :clap:thanx to every1 that answered my question bout the tyre pressure indicators, :banana: very helpful,  :punk:will ask my fitter to b extra careful  :sweatdrop:when new tyres r needed. :biker3: :biker3:
live life on the edge, one day, you will fall off.....