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It is really not as hard as it sounds
just go slow and take your time the first time. I bought a pair of motion pro 11" tire irons and a gallon of Ruglyde from Napa. I used a 6" c-clamp to break the bead and a couple pieces of rubber hose cut down the side for rim protectors. Put the wheel on some 2x4s to protect the rotor and remember to take small bites with the irons. I balanced them with the axle on a pair of jackstands and stick on weights. I haven't been over 75 on the tires but have noticed no balance issues up to that speed. you can find lots of tutorials on how to do it with google including some good youtube videos. The Ruglyde was like 15 bucks but it will last forever and it is meant for tires, most people will recommend some other substance for lube like dish soap or pledge or wd40 but I wanted to use a product meant for tires. I took a couple of pics while I did it I will try to post them tonight.
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