It was difficult to press on my narrow Kyosho drift tires onto my narrow Kyosho R246 aluminum wheels, I bent an aluminum Tamiya 4WD setup board in the process.
Is there a non destructive way to get them off now?
I have used Kyosho drift tires with plastic Kyosho wheels and have not had this issue. Not sure if the plastic has more flex or if they are of a slightly smaller diameter, never measured.
I prefer using aluminum rather than plastic to bash around the house.
Also open to opinions on how to re-mount in the future.
I can't be the only one that has encountered this issue?
I was going to suggest boil some water, put the wheels in for a short time, and then try to pull the tires. If you can get a pipe with an inside diameter around 23mm, that should allow you to press the pipe over the wheel (while having the wheel on a shim of sorts).
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