Tire Cutting / Siping Places in Slc?

zuksgonewild · Feb 3, 2017

I recently got a set of General Short coarse tires. The front's have been cut already, but the rears are still paddle form, Anyone know where I can get them cut to match?

Thanx,

RogueJeepr · Feb 3, 2017

Wonder if you can pick up a used tool (tire groover) somewhere online.
There's a few good you tube videos and info on this for DIY.

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chevymog · Feb 3, 2017

I'm going to buy a groover sometime, but i dont want a cheapo, the one I'm looking at is about $350, but if I could get enough people who wanted tires grooved I could get it sooner and we could work out a deal on grooving yours

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Gravy · Feb 5, 2017

Gasket hole punch in a drill.
Work almost as good as a groover

RogueJeepr · Feb 6, 2017

That's awesome. I enjoy simple great ideas like that.

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zuksgonewild · Feb 7, 2017

Thanks for the tip, I think I will find myself a guinea pig tire to practice on

SWALLDOG · Feb 7, 2017

Just don't use a chain saw! Lol

Probably at work under a truck

SWALLDOG · Feb 7, 2017

Also if you set the tires out in the sun and warm them up a bit they cut a lot better. I've also heard of people spraying the tire w water or soapy water to help the groover cut better but I have never tried it.

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Tire Cutting / Siping Places in Slc?

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