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So, I take my carry-in wheels/tires to the local Honda Shop where I know a couple guys. They have a really nice tire machine that will not scratch up the rims.
I'm in the DIY crowd. The money I saved changing my own tires has paid the initial equipment investment many times over. In fact it goes even further insavings doing it yourself. 1. I buy tires online 20 to 50% cheaper than the local shop sell them for and they are shipped to my doorstep.2. I get the tires I want and not what the local shop has in stock and trying to sell me because they've been on the shelf for 4 years3. I get to use up the whole tire. Lots of times you'll have a tire with 1 to 2K left on it but going on a trip that is more miles. If you rely on a shop to change the tire its not work swapping them for new going on the trip then when you get home swap them back. For me a investment of 20 minutes I swap them back and can use the other 20% of the tire up.4. I change tires when I want/need too and can do internal patches. No taking off work or spending a Saturday morning in the showroom of the shop while you tires are being changed. No booking out appointments weeks in advance or dropping off and picking up bikes or wheels. 5. I can scratch and gouge my own wheel as good as any tire jockey at the local shop. Why pay them for the luxury? 6. Most important, tire machine also make beer. I don't know how they do it but everytime I change tires for a buddy a day or so later there is a case of beer sitting outside the garage waiting for me when I get home.