Removing premounted tires
#1
Removing premounted tires
Hi there, I just purchased a set of RP premounted rubber tires. After a bad crash due to a messed up spektrum, I cracked the rim . I just want to ask if any of you had any success on removing premounted tires? I just don't want to get rid of my tires since it's fairly new. I tried removing it with acetone, dipping it in boiling water to no success.
Any other tips or advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Any other tips or advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
#2
Did you soak it on acetone overnight?
#4
Ya the oven method work really really good.
#5
ok i'll try that now
#6
Tech Regular
i think he wants to save the rubber so accetone wont work.
boil in water for 20minutes
boil in water for 20minutes
#7
Originally Posted by Doomah
i think he wants to save the rubber so accetone wont work.
boil in water for 20minutes
boil in water for 20minutes
I also boiled it for 20 but no success.
#8
Originally Posted by leadacid1
Hi there, I just purchased a set of RP premounted rubber tires. After a bad crash due to a messed up spektrum, I cracked the rim
Thanks.
Thanks.
Both sets of rims cracked very easily, and I am left with almost brand new Tyres.
What is RP's website? Or Take Off's, I have tried finding, but no luck!
So which method is the best solution?
#9
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Boiling the tires are the best solution. Acetone will work if you don't want the tire. I also heard acetone will make the rims lose strength. The oven method works but will stink like crazy. If you have tried 20mins try a little longer then. I boiled mine for 30mins & they came of semi clean. Few little spots had glue left on the rim.
Peace Aaron(W-W)
Peace Aaron(W-W)
#11
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Originally Posted by AdrianM
You guys do know you can buy the tires and inserts separately right?
CS27 = 1pr tires w/inserts.
CS27GL = 4pk CS27 Pre-mounts
RP30 - 4pk tires w/o inserts
RPM = 4pk RP Med inserts
RP30GL = 4pk RP30 Pre-mounts
CS27 = 1pr tires w/inserts.
CS27GL = 4pk CS27 Pre-mounts
RP30 - 4pk tires w/o inserts
RPM = 4pk RP Med inserts
RP30GL = 4pk RP30 Pre-mounts
Peace Aaron(W-W)
#13
Originally Posted by Wicked-Wayz
Boiling the tires are the best solution. Acetone will work if you don't want the tire. I also heard acetone will make the rims lose strength. The oven method works but will stink like crazy. If you have tried 20mins try a little longer then. I boiled mine for 30mins & they came of semi clean. Few little spots had glue left on the rim.
Peace Aaron(W-W)
Peace Aaron(W-W)
#14
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I have taken an interest in this thread because some of my local guys run spec class, CS-27GL, but of course they are beginners and will crack the wheels often and the tires become useless. And for high school kids and novice, it's not feasible to buy a new set because 1 wheel is cracked or center broken. I'll check to see if the owner of the track will allow re-mount CS-27 and inserts onto say a more stout wheel, but it's definitely a lot more cost effective for these spec racers.
I have tried boiling for 1/2 hr and nothing is budging at all. I guess next step will be to try the oven method.... but I can imagine your kitchen will have a not so pleasant spell afterwards...
Dom
I have tried boiling for 1/2 hr and nothing is budging at all. I guess next step will be to try the oven method.... but I can imagine your kitchen will have a not so pleasant spell afterwards...
Dom
#15
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Originally Posted by litespeed-dom
I have taken an interest in this thread because some of my local guys run spec class, CS-27GL, but of course they are beginners and will crack the wheels often and the tires become useless. And for high school kids and novice, it's not feasible to buy a new set because 1 wheel is cracked or center broken. I'll check to see if the owner of the track will allow re-mount CS-27 and inserts onto say a more stout wheel, but it's definitely a lot more cost effective for these spec racers.
I have tried boiling for 1/2 hr and nothing is budging at all. I guess next step will be to try the oven method.... but I can imagine your kitchen will have a not so pleasant spell afterwards...
Dom
I have tried boiling for 1/2 hr and nothing is budging at all. I guess next step will be to try the oven method.... but I can imagine your kitchen will have a not so pleasant spell afterwards...
Dom