Tire Mounting Tool...did you see it????

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Folks,

My friend Tony.D asks this question:
"I recently saw a tool on one of the TV garage shows. It mounts to your hub and has 4 arms that hold any tire of your choice so you can determine the desired offset directly in your wheel well. I can not locate which show I saw it on, nor find the tool on internet searches. Can anybody fill in the gaps?"

Myself, I could use this tool as I am about to order wheels from Fikse and this tool would let me get the Backspacing correct the first time around.

Anyone see this tool????
Thanks................Doug.H

7/29/032:10 PM

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