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Post by helpplease on Oct 21, 2016 9:42:08 GMT 1
I was interested in starting a small business in Central America that just sells, changes, and installs new and used tires. But I will only be exporting the equipment and tires needed to start and anything else needed to keep it running. The person on the other end will do the rest.
I really needed to know exactly what equipment I will need to send over to Central America. I know I need a Tire Changer and Tire Balancer but I know nothing about these and upon a few google searches I see there are many different kinds but I do not know what the differences are between them. Someone please tell me the differences. I need to be able to change low profile tires, regular car tires and suv and pick up tires.
I know I need replacement valves, plugs, patches, balancing weights... But besides that Im not sure what I need.
Can someone please help me?
Much appreciated.
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Post by rhyds on Oct 21, 2016 10:04:13 GMT 1
Left handed spanners (imperial) x12
Left handed spanners (metric) x10
Hub decoupler unit (pre-war french offset)
Metric compressed air (in unsealed container)
Tyre valve lubrication grease (both metric and imperial)
Tubes (copper)
Tyre levers (imperial, metric and neither)
Metric tyres
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Post by Karl on Oct 21, 2016 10:32:43 GMT 1
What I don't get it ?
Your contact in South America should source the equipment locally surely
Got to be a wind up
Sir spam a lot
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Post by Rhubarb on Oct 21, 2016 18:14:34 GMT 1
Employ someone that knows what equipment they need then.
What a daft question!
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Post by Noberator on Oct 21, 2016 20:38:05 GMT 1
Proper equipment and the correct training to be able to do it properly and safely. If you can't get somebody who knows how to safely. Have you ever seen a tyre explode. You will cack yourself. If you live to tell the tale and quite a few haven't.
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Post by french crap fanatic on Oct 22, 2016 0:01:47 GMT 1
just make sure if the mains voltage is 240 volts,then plug in the equipment thats suitable for 110v. that should start things off with a bang!!!
btw,we dont have tires in the uk,we only have tyres!!! also our cars dont have hood,fenders or trunks!!!
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