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Tech Fixing A Flat Tire Small Tire Irons

 
Tech Fixing A Flat Tire Small Tire Irons
Dr. Dirt Fix A Flat On The Trail, The Dirty Part
11 One side of the tire is almost completely off, but Jimmy is still holding part of the tire down with his knee. Note that he is using small tire irons. You shouldn't need long tire irons to force a tire off and on if you do the job right. View Related Article
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