Are They Easy To Mount ??
1657888
honestly i haven't mounted these yet but I have done them in the future. deflate old tire and break bead, use two large screw drivers to work the tire off the rim. and do the same when putting the tire back on the rim
1657889
I haven't mounted rear tires yet. Front ones were a pain, but certainly doable. I suppose I've been dreading the job, but it really shouldn't be to bad. Try some Dawn liquid soap for a lubricant.(not to much)
1657890
Yes two screw drivers then to seal the bead soap and water or ether to seal the bead starting fluid same as either then light with match sounds funny but it works only in case it dont seal
1657891
In a word: NO. I was finally able to mount this tire, but the amount of effort and fowl language was not worth it . I agree with those who say that it is worth it to find a shop that will mount the tire for you. Also, I haven't been able to get the tire to seat on the rim yet so I can't inflate the tire.
1657892
If you can get the rim off the axle, then I suggest you go to a tire center and have them unmount the old tire and moount the new tire. In my case I could not get the rim off the axle so I used a saw to get the old tire off the rim. I used liquid soap to coat the rim edge and tire edge that goes over the rim. I bought a tire changing tool from Harbor Freight for about $7 and used it with a small sledge hammer and the tire went on with no problem. To inflate the tire I used a good air compressor and an adjustable strap around the center of the fire to force the tire beads onto the rim.
1657893
i had this one mounted for me cost about $10.00 i have done one previous they are not hard to mount on the rim but you need a stong enough compressor to make the bead good luck but honestly its worth the money to have done
1657894
If u take the wheels off you can have them mounted at a tire shop for about $20.
1956657
The wiring is stupid simple. However you need to have a space to mount and will probably have to fabricate some kind of surface to mount them on. Not too much of a chore.
128561
yes i have mounted them on the wall. just one screw is needed to hold them!
2052350
I put my mount up myself. It was easier than I thought. Make sure you locate your studs the mount is vary safe if mounted to studs.
894109
Yes. I just placed them where I thought they should go and took a good look at it before I started mounting them to get an idea how they would look and how I would proceed. Ii was easy and I'm very satisfied.
917768
Yes, very easy to mount; great sound from a small package. Highly recommend!!
805574
They come with keyhole brackets attached. All you need to do is go to a local hardware store and buy anchor/toggle bolts. Mine aren't even mounted on a stud just through the drywall and they are solid.
140794
About as easy as it gets. I already had electrical boxes so they were up in minutes. Otherwise you would need a drywall screw. And they sound great
329355
In my opinion they were very easy to assemble and install. Time consuming if you want it to look good. But i am very experienced in doing stuff like this, if you don't know what your doing i suggest paying someone who does to install them so that you don't create an electrical gremlin or fire hazard in your vehicle
1922202
Yes but they are not mounted yet. Drill the hole in the dimple on the outside edge.
958850
No they are not. They become a part of the structure of the mount when you assemble it.
1471583
no you can mount them right out of the box. I put mine on a plate just to make the base 3" wider '
196712
If there were no mounting clips in the box you should return them Are you sure they were not included? They are quite small and made of clear plastic. I believe that there were also screws with mine and I have ordered these more than once. Mark
2073989
As long as you have access to the handles at the back of each mount it isn't difficult. The first time I set mine up I accidentally made it so that the handles would hit the wall if I tried to turn them, so keep that in mind if you get one.
295234
Yes it's as easy as that. But the only problem is that they do not stay very well attached. They will over time loosen, and you'll just need to screw it back in. Not a difficult fix really.
2054029
Its easy you just get the screws and attached them to a ceiling or a wall. You might need some wall anchors but you can mount them anywhere.
1485687
Yes. I didn't, but they are easy to do. Instructions where included. You would need to supply the mounts. The speakers are quite light so you could use a smaller type of mount.