Calgary Jeep Association
4x4 Related Groups => General Talk => Topic started by: AstraX on November 30, 2011, 12:56:38 PM
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So I called Kal-Tire because I remember someone saying that the Chinook location did it..they don't anymore. Actually no Kal-Tire locations do anymore. Does anyone know who has the tools to do it in town?
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Try the fountain tire right by the Chinook kayla tire. Ask for Darryl.
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Ouch...
So finally got in touch with someone at the Fountain Tire truck center in the SE. They charge $40 per tire for siping, which isn't too bad, but their machine needs the tire to be unmounted...so for 4 tires it would work out to be almost $300...
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Did my own with an olfa knife.
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do it like barmanjay.... sawzall. Is there nothing they can't do?
http://forum.calgaryjeep.com/index.php?topic=10612.msg62258#msg62258
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we have a tire iron out at the shop and i do believe one for sale with various blades
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I used an Ideal grooving iron to do mine, it was a breeze.
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When i attempted to get my tires siped, they wouldnt unless the tires were brand new. I said frack it, and bought a tire groover with blades off ebay. Cut through the tires like butter and worked very well.
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Ward Tires
Four tires unmounted and cleaned of rocks
$25 a tire the last time I checked
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It is cheaper to buy your own siping tool even for one set of tires.
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like i said we have a ideal groover out at the shop and i do believe another one new in box with a assortment of blades... and if u dont feel confident i am sure we can work something out for me doing it
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just talked to erin (403)935-3540
we can do it for 20 a tire or u can buy our spare
From ERINYeah I have one for sale. $100 for the groover, comes with #4 blades and then if he wants a different size blade/head we have #6, #8, #10. Blades are $13 per pack of 12 and heads are $10.
+ GST of course.
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I will give the shop a call.
This is probably the only set of MT's I will ever do it to so I don't think it would be worthwhile buying a groover. I would like to rotate in a more winter friendly tire for my wife's Jeep when these wear out and for myself I will be looking at separate summer and winter tires.
Thanks