dangerzone02
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Tried searching but didn’t find much for the east bay. What’s everyone’s go to in the east bay for tire mounting?
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Tire mounting in east bay
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dangerzone02
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$100
And the rims have to be off the bike. I also have a small leak in the rear wear somewhere (spoked rims, prob need new band), and cycle gear wont touch that.
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Surprised you didnt mention Motowrx, but then again Livermore is the Tri-Valley and not the East Bay
ScottRNelson
Adventure and Dual Sport
Those of us living in the Tri-Valley think we're also East Bay.
Where is it you think The East Bay ends?
I would also recommend MotoWRX. http://www.motowrx.com/
Those of us living in the Tri-Valley think we're also East Bay.
Where is it you think The East Bay ends?
I would also recommend MotoWRX. http://www.motowrx.com/
My guess is as good as yours. There's some snooty people out there that are too technical about boundaries. Some guy from Berkeley, typical right, corrected my wife when she mentioned it in a conversation.
ScottRNelson
Adventure and Dual Sport
No, you guessed that Livermore didn't count. I say Alameda County line.
And I still think MotoWRX is a good East Bay choice for tire mounting.
GetOuttaMyWay
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DanvilleDSRider
OldnSlow
Those of us living in the Tri-Valley think we're also East Bay.
Where is it you think The East Bay ends?
I would also recommend MotoWRX. http://www.motowrx.com/
I also agree with Scott, MotoWRX. Dont expect to drop tire off and wait.... you most of the time have to call and check the tire changer is there and ask if they can do it while you wait or find out if drop off and pick up at future time. Also buy the tires there......