What is the best tire changing stand?

[motoman426]

Looking to buy a tire changing stand for my dirt bike tires. Which one is the best?

[DEMI]

MRP

[BenIsRipin]

the one from harbor freight because its only 40$ 

[dirt1080]

An old stump because its $0

[guccimanescarwash]

Ground

[Arctic Pride]

an old office chair with the back taken off

[mec500]

Milk crate works the best for me

[Rooster72]

Don't listen, a stand is way better than an office chair bolted to a tree stump!

[Piney Woods]

An office chair with a secretary in it is much better than a stump!

[zotis777]

An office chair with a secretary in it is much better than a stump!

A secretary on a stump is much better than a secretary on an office chair.

[mslow]

5 gallon bucket works well

[superstape]

Just did my rear tire with a 5 gallon bucket....works really well.....put some weight in the bucket so it doesn't slide around.

[6 Riders]

Just did my rear tire with a 5 gallon bucket....works really well.....put some weight in the bucket so it doesn't slide around.

+1! Another option similar to this is a 10 gallon (?)  steel drum, put some weight at the bottom and an oil pan into the top (to catch falling stuff) and you have a good waist high stand.

[Rooster72]

TT'rs you can list all the back woods ways of rigging up a stand you want, but the truth is once you spend that whopping $100.00 on a real tire change stand you'll be glad you did and preaching the same story as I. IT'S WORTH THE INVESTMENT!!

[wielywilly-g]

 

TT'rs you can list all the back woods ways of rigging up a stand you want, but the truth is once you spend that whopping $100.00 on a real tire change stand you'll be glad you did and preaching the same story as I. IT'S WORTH THE INVESTMENT!!

 So which one is best Rooster?

[woods-rider]

TT'rs you can list all the back woods ways of rigging up a stand you want, but the truth is once you spend that whopping $100.00 on a real tire change stand you'll be glad you did and preaching the same story as I. IT'S WORTH THE INVESTMENT!!

 

It's not the money that has kept me from buying a tire changing stand, it's the space the thing is going to take up the 360 days a year that I don't need it. A 5 gal bucket and short stool have worked fine for me for years and I can use both items for other things all year long.

[Confederate]

The one somebody else uses to install my tire. Money well spent

[Rooster72]

 

 So which one is best Rooster?

I have the MSR, its fine.

[SpunBearing]

http://www.mikesracingproducts.com/

 

I know at least 2 guys that have these and they swear by them.

 

I'll get one myself next tire change.

[mslow]

TT'rs you can list all the back woods ways of rigging up a stand you want, but the truth is once you spend that whopping $100.00 on a real tire change stand you'll be glad you did and preaching the same story as I. IT'S WORTH THE INVESTMENT!!

I spent the money elsewhere, on a baja no-pinch tool, absolutely the best tool I've used for installing a tire, specially with the tubliss setup or a stiff walled trials tire.