Heritage Rear tire replacement
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Heritage Rear tire replacement
I need to replace my rear tire for the first time on my 2007 heritage classic, the dealer wants $300 plus to replace it, $180 for the tire $30 for the tube and $3 for some other thing he mentioned that i dont know what the part was. plus $99 bucks in labor to replace it all. i need recommendations on what to do, where to but a good tire and tube and whatever i might need to do it myself. is it something i can do myself? any tips or recomendations. What tires you guys are running? anything that might be helpful.
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thanks forthe quck replys.... i just gotta say that i dont post here alot but i do read alot, i just hav to say that Anubiss your bike is awesome it has been great watching allthe progress with the bike it truly is a awesome machine, and our posts and replys are always informative, so keep up the good work
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Recent thread on the subject:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...e-classic.html
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I need to replace my rear tire for the first time on my 2007 heritage classic, the dealer wants $300 plus to replace it, $180 for the tire $30 for the tube and $3 for some other thing he mentioned that i dont know what the part was. plus $99 bucks in labor to replace it all. i need recommendations on what to do, where to but a good tire and tube and whatever i might need to do it myself. is it something i can do myself? any tips or recomendations. What tires you guys are running? anything that might be helpful.
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I just bought two metzlers WWW from American Moto Tire for 319 shipped to my house. My indy mounted my front tire for 37 dollars. That was a carry in. You would be better off pulling the wheels yourself and carry in. As soon as I get finished putting on my chrome front end the back one is going in for it's change....
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Where are you at? There is a local indy that I use to order my tires and then if I take the wheel to him he charges $20 to change it and balance it. The indy I use is actually a motorcycle salvage yard that has the big books for ordering anything bike related. Do some investigating locally and try to find a shop that wants your business. It doesn't need to be a Harley related shop to get the parts you need.
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Taking the wheels off is not difficult. You will need a lift though. Many years ago a friend came over, took my wheels off for me and taught me the basics of keeping my bikes in good running order. For that I am grateful.
It will always be much less expensive to take the wheel in and have the tires mounted. I would bet that $490 for both from the stealer will drop to around $300 or so...
It will always be much less expensive to take the wheel in and have the tires mounted. I would bet that $490 for both from the stealer will drop to around $300 or so...