grantshire : M101A1 wheels on my M715?

Re: M101A1 wheels on my M715?
Post by wrecker on Jul 20, 2006, 11:36am

Another thought is take the trailer in to the tire shop where you are gonna have the tires swapped. They should have the right equipment to handle it. Any charge they have will probably be less than the approx 40 dollars the socket you need will cost. Plus, the time involved. Once everythings been busted loose once, you should be able to change tires yourself in the future. Having your other wheels cleaned up and ready to accept the new tires will allow them to mount your stuff where you want it and your old tread on the trailer all in one trip.