Xpert Electric Tyre Changing Kit

[Michel]

Just spotted this at a website. Might be interesting to those who like to DIY their wheels, paint calipers, brake maintenance and perhaps soundproof the wheel arches.

 

www.zonnex.com/products.html

[Vtim]

it was available quite sometime ago but I'm waiting for people for feedback

[Silver_z]

Wah!! The last picture of using the lighter jack, the girl's leg nice, smooth and white.

[Silver_z]

I think the most tedious part of changing is not the jacking or unscrewing, but the carrying of the tyre and lifting it up to meet the sockets.

 

I would prefer those manual twist and pump hydraulic jack use at tyre shop.

[Vtim]

I would prefer those manual twist and pump hydraulic jack use at tyre shop.

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so, you going to put a hydraulic jack in your boot

[Silver_z]

Cool has this small little one, wonder where he get from.

[Vtim]

Cool has this small little one, wonder where he get from.

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I think hardware shops at Sungei Road should have something like that

[Michel]

"the girl's leg nice, smooth and white."

 

Too bad you can't have it.

[Silver_z]

Dun rub it in.

 

But we will sure like to be rubbing slowly in deeper, dont we?

[Silver_z]

Actually I thot of mounting those jacks below the car that you can just hit a button and the entire car will be jacked up for tyre change. Like those track cars. Wonder how much it cost?

[Buzz]

Hey Silver,

 

then you blast your boom box and your car can dance too!

 

Saw those cars when I was in the States, hilarious man. It was a jack rabbit taking off.

[Silver_z]

Not that type. That type the wheels dun lift off the ground. The other type where by there is 4 jacks to jack up the car.

[Vtim]

oh, those, don't know about the cost, why not you do it & let us know

[Silver_z]

I dun even know where is selling.

[Vtim]

me also

Edited September 1, 2003 by Vtim