figured that folks with expensive rims would install their tires with that eauropean 'touchless' manchine, or whatever that machine is called. anyone know of a reputable one in the walnut/diamond bar area? tia.
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http://www.visionautosport.com/Originally Posted by klg35
figured that folks with expensive rims would install their tires with that eauropean 'touchless' manchine, or whatever that machine is called. anyone know of a reputable one in the walnut/diamond bar area? tia.
They did a good job install tires on my iforged wheels
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They did a good job install tires on my iforged wheels
just booked an appointment with them.........thanks......Originally Posted by bkchang79
http://www.visionautosport.com/They did a good job install tires on my iforged wheels
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Do you guys know what this install machine is called. I'm getting 20s and I don't want any screw ups.
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they used it for mine last week, its pretty cool, be careful tho, it messed up my volk racing stickers on my GT7s because they put it face down on a rubber disc so it wont get scratched but the pressure wrinkled up the sticker, i cant catch a break with those damn stickers. now i cant find anybody that has them. the machine is cool tho.
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Ok tig, so what's the name of it??!! Originally Posted by tig488
they used it for mine last week, its pretty cool, be careful tho, it messed up my volk racing stickers on my GT7s because they put it face down on a rubber disc so it wont get scratched but the pressure wrinkled up the sticker, i cant catch a break with those damn stickers. now i cant find anybody that has them. the machine is cool tho.

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what about using an impact wrench? should you avoid using one in favor of a shop that manually tightens the lugnuts?
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That's because it was misspelled, try CorghiOriginally Posted by BrianlG35C
Google doesn't bring up anything Corgi?
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You dont need touchless, just a guy that knows what hes doing! I worked at a tire shop a few months back. The guy that did all the mounting was fuggin good! He never scratched a rim in the six months I was there.
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Originally Posted by brittain
what about using an impact wrench? should you avoid using one in favor of a shop that manually tightens the lugnuts?
Absolutely! Never let them near your wheels with an impact. I also request that the tech use a manual wrench when taking off the wheels. I don’t like an impact beating on the lug nuts to loosen them.
I think just about every shop these days has a torque wrench for tightening, just ask them.
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