I love Jamie’s ability to accomplish keeping up with the boys with the least appropriate amount of footwear. Another great video!

@stevenjacobson8177

Жыл бұрын

Her shoe selection is horrendous

@larrycopenhaver

Жыл бұрын

I was hoping she didnt get a toe between the tire and the rim

@IEchuckie

Жыл бұрын

They all should have to wear the same shoes

@marklar7551

Жыл бұрын

​@@larrycopenhaverMt. Crack-a-toe-aahhhh 👽

@bgee461

Жыл бұрын

Open toed footwear is the only way to do actual work.

Rhett and Jaymie were absolutely the most impressive at spooning on the tires. Jaymie did it in flip-flops, and Rhett just absolutely killed it.

@mikesmith-wk7vy

Жыл бұрын

And I was wondering if he would even be able to do it he’s like 17 or something not a modern skill we see a lot

@Person-ly6im

Жыл бұрын

​@@mikesmith-wk7vy I think he recently turned 16

@kd5nrh

Жыл бұрын

@@mikesmith-wk7vy not a common skill, but a useful one. Unless you're really serious about DIY, you're not going to have the machine at home, and definitely not on the side of the road. Being able to mount a tire means you don't have to have extra wheels. Of course, it also lets you do a patch instead of a plug, but having forgotten about a plug for 20k miles with zero issues, I'm not really convinced they're any less reliable in the real world.

@masondegaulle5731

Жыл бұрын

Rhett: "...hold my MtnDew"

@mrmotofy

Жыл бұрын

But breaking a bead on the side of the road...not easy

This was a smart way to get everyone to pitch in so nobody had to mount all those tires alone! My favorite quote: “Do you want dinner tonight?”

You know that Lizzie is Ed's favorite haha Rhett has been killing it working on even customer rigs and spooning tires. Kid's got the moxie!

@devilsadvocate1441

Жыл бұрын

Well Ed probably hasn't seen too many old school hard working cowgirls in the last few generations 😊

@Andy-Mesa

Жыл бұрын

Lizzy is *everybody's* favorite.

Honestly, one of my favorite things is how Matt addresses the comments. He is polite and concise about it. That's how it should be. People can disagree and have comments and concerns. Matt addresses it like an adult, and I really respect that. Especially in this day and age of the keyboard warriors. Much love, guys ❤️

@andyrbush

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly. But you said it better than I could.

@lbh002

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@johnunsicker7440

Жыл бұрын

You would think people would know by now that Matt has a plan in his head of what will work and how to do it mostly. Design changes onthe fly will happen but mostly has a plan. But it is also as other cause it a comment generator point.

@Sjanzo

Жыл бұрын

Putting a 5.3 LS in a vehicle that came with a Ford cast iron forklift engine is a bit worrisome. But when i hear Ford 9" axle, i think it will be just fine if they also reinforce the track tensioners.. That LS is going to yank those tracks a little harder than the industrial Ford ever did... Oh, and i'm happy for Matt that a V engine even fits in a Bombi without modifying the chassis 😅 Commercial tracked undercarriages always have a spring in them, in case a rock or a log gets between track and roller...

@edzimdahl1158

Жыл бұрын

As one Ed to another,,,, may this Ed still be as spry and wise as that Ed when reaches that Ed's age

Rhett continues to impress me with his "Well Rounded Skills." Quite a young man.

@countrylifetales2700

Жыл бұрын

Yep, he's maturing fast.

@dangobin1592

Жыл бұрын

Rhett is the man in training, matt understands were just the custodians of these skills some1 taught us or we leared ourselfs and if we dont pass them on they will be forgotten forever , matts videos should inspire you to teach the next generation be active in your life and community share your love for your passion get out in the garage and build something you think is cool !

Tom might just be one of the best things to ever happen to this channel! Took it from good, to great. Him and Matt balance each other so well, the knowledge between those 2 is scary.

Ed is so smart people don’t realize he has forgotten more then some of you ever learned ❤

@mikeslater6246

Жыл бұрын

You are correct about Ed but your humility is underwhelming. 😁😁😁. "more than some of YOU ever learned" ???

@relaxedsand1760

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeslater6246 he meant that in a good way, because some of the veiwers US are so young compared to him that we couldnt possibly learned even as much as he had forgoten

@mikeslater6246

Жыл бұрын

@@relaxedsand1760 you really don't need to explain it to me. I fully understand his attempted compliment to Ed. But with all due respect I believe you have missed my point. By using the word "you," instead of the word "us," in the phrase I quoted, he has totally exempted himself from the possibility that Ed has forgotten more than he has ever learned.

@dannyw7662

Жыл бұрын

Why is there no comment box at the top of this posting

@mikeslater6246

Жыл бұрын

@@dannyw7662 I'm just curious, if there was no comment box how could you have made your comment?

The fact that Lizzie kept up pretty good with the guys was no surprise, but so did Jamie - IN SANDALS!!!

@throttlebottle5906

Жыл бұрын

Safety sandals! 🤣

Jamie deserves extra credit for being the only one to do it in flip flops.

@joshmccoy1522

Жыл бұрын

Really. She deserves a 1:30 deduction for that.

@ericconstantineau573

11 ай бұрын

I was worried for her toes

Loved how Matt muscles it on and Tom uses a more technical approach, but they both get the job done pretty much the same. It’s exactly what we should expect. 😂

Is there anything Lizzy won't do? She is the definition of a good employee.

@JohnFL

Жыл бұрын

I don't think she knows how to play video games

@Felix-fy7ki

Жыл бұрын

​@@JohnFLYes. Maybe... She's just awesome! 👍

@elruchal

Жыл бұрын

​@@JohnFLprobably she does. Seems to be the kind of girl that goes with boys and Girls no matter !!!

Rhett really is a rare breed he continues to impress me. Matt is obviously doing something right raising his boys!

Matt really Tom Sawyer’ed everyone by making mounting the tires a competition! Well played sir!!

@charlesjohnsjr.5809

Жыл бұрын

And turned it into a teaching lesson

@BQwain

Жыл бұрын

You Caught That Too?!?!?!?? I thought I was the only one. Fortunately? It was for our pleasure. Now.... where's that white wash and paint brush? I've got a fence to do.

@donbreeden1993

Жыл бұрын

huck finn'd

@DerricksTowing-Recovery

Жыл бұрын

Love my series 3 box!

I love that Jaiyme is always willing to do these types of things.

Rhett and his mom did much better than I thought they would. I like the way Jaymie said "do you want supper tonight". I almost spit my coffee. Good video .

Ed's the man I hope he's been feeling good.

@North40Wrenching

Жыл бұрын

He looks like he’s doing good. Just have to get him back out in the nugget on a recovery!

@LCBChef18

Жыл бұрын

Old age hurts. At least he’s active.

@thomaslemay8817

Жыл бұрын

Well, I have a little trick that involves throwing the rim into the tire. Momentum does wonders for you to get the tire started. I was expecting Ed to tell one of the ladies that little trick.

@jessiledford4379

Жыл бұрын

Nobody used fire lol

@jeffomalley6015

Жыл бұрын

@@thomaslemay8817 lol the ole 12-6 o'clock slam the rim into the tire. That does work to get it started.

I think Tom is such a great addition to the channel. Matt needed a mature and stable person who has the skill set he needs. 😊

@Trailmaterrocks

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. But hats off to Matt for hiring him and recognizing that skill set.

@wlh227

Жыл бұрын

Tom is the adult in the group...

@andybee4236

Жыл бұрын

My children (before they became adults) were "THE responsible," and I was the adult.

@jimmorwood9715

Жыл бұрын

Hey Lizzy

@3212009a

11 ай бұрын

Wasn't Tom a nuclear physicist or something similar?

Lizzie is the only one besides Matt that didnt get extra help. Good job Lizzie and Rhett and Jamie really surprised me too. Good job to everyone.

I see Rett as his fathers protege ... a natural with physical things and also mental agility with tricky rescue jobs 😊

@iffykidmn8170

Жыл бұрын

where did Rudy get his start? 🤔😉

I have to admit that I was embarrassed for Rhett when I saw that he was going to be a contestant in this contest. At his relatively light weight compared to the other contestants I expected him to finish at the end of the pack, if he finished at all. So it blew me away when he calmly greased that tire bead, and then just methodically spooned it on. He’s either been paying attention to how tires are mounted or he has his father‘s knack for knowing how and where to apply force to get something done. In either case congratulations Rhett! You hit the ball out of the park on this one. And just a side question: Does Jamie own any footwear other than sandals?

4:17 - I had my 5yo niece in the car helping to throw candy at Memorial Day. Most of the parade route has people only on the right side of the car; the last few blocks has people on both. Sitting in my wife's lap, the little one said "I'm gonna throw candy to those people over there!" And threw a big handful of candy as hard as she could. Directly into the right side of my head. 😂

@chubbrock659

Жыл бұрын

Did you die though?

@DaddyBeanDaddyBean

Жыл бұрын

@@chubbrock659 Well, yes, obviously. 😂

@chubbrock659

Жыл бұрын

@@DaddyBeanDaddyBean glad you made it back!

@DaddyBeanDaddyBean

Жыл бұрын

@@chubbrock659 Thanks. 😂 To be clear, I wasn't complaining - it was the funniest damn thing that happened all day. That handful of candy just exploded all over the car, from door to door and from the dash to the back seat. 🍬💥😂

Love that Jamie and Lizzie are not afraid to get their hands dirty. They jump right in with the rest of you all and get the job done.

I am impressed with some of the dark horses of the competition, Rhett, Jaymie and Lizzie especially. I liked Tom's solution to Matt's "complaining". Then he missed Matt complimenting the new boxes--"I knew he'd complain!" Great video. That was a cheap way to get 8 tires mounted and aired!! LOL!

The look on Jake's face when Matt humped that tire on was priceless.

Rhett's been paying attention to what others do. Getting pretty independent on this and some of the recoveries.

@trailrunnah8886

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that over the last couple episodes. Good for Rhett and Matt's other kids, they're really getting a leg up on life learning this stuff at a young age. They (and Lizzy) know more as young people than a lot of people twice their age. I wish I were fortunate enough to grow up in an environment like that.

@sanchito_del_ranchitodsanc622

Жыл бұрын

Rhett is wise beyond his years!

@tomandalbert

Жыл бұрын

He will run Winders when Matt's old as Ed

@philb5593

Жыл бұрын

The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. All his sons are very capable.

That was an amazing competition and Rhett was the surprise. It's fun watching folks do something Ed used to do all the time.

Rhett was definitely a surprise in the competition so was lizzy just knowing how 😂😂 you guys got so lucky with that fire not spreading ❤❤

Hats off to Rhett, the "Darkhorse" in the event. Mad respect for Jammie on her performance and Lizzy who was smoking it but then hit a snag. I thought Lizzy was going to be a runner up for the first part. Jaffee hit the wall so to speak. You could tell Ed wanted to jump in and help instead of judging. Matt had the edge, as in weight over the knees edge lol.

@Sjanzo

Жыл бұрын

Weight is definately a factor to push things straight fast: For the tire guy as well as for the Chiropractor 😊

It may not matter much coming from me, but I'm proud of Rhett, what an awesome job he did on that tire. He's going to be able to do it all before you know it.

@philb5593

Жыл бұрын

A chip of the old block

@roncarguy72

Жыл бұрын

That kid is a RockStar!

@darrenquarterman2611

Жыл бұрын

Very talented young man

It was nice to see everyone from Ed to Collin having what appears to be a good time. As for the new organization of tools this OCD fan feels more at ease with those bright yellow boxes installed.

Great to see Ed. Hope he feels as good as he looks.

What a huge job switching those tool boxes must have been.

@gordbaker896

Жыл бұрын

Now only one person will be able to find the tool they need!

@kennethelenius6768

Жыл бұрын

That why they make label makers.

@bouleyloon

Жыл бұрын

@@gordbaker896 as long as Matt can find the claw hammer, that's all he needs 🤣

@MegaSockenschuss

Жыл бұрын

@@bouleyloon It should have his own golden storing frame in the shop. 😁

@amdyfive7411

Жыл бұрын

@@kennethelenius6768 When I bought new tool boxes for work, I bought a labeler too. By the time I had all the tools in place and was using them for a few days, I didn't need the labeler. I never used it. In all fairness with multiple people using and looking for tools, it probably would be a good idea 😬

I'm happy that Matt's son has been paying attention to his dad and all those that have mentored him.

Freaking love watching Jamie talk smack back to Colin!!! “Do you wanna eat dinner tonight” Priceless!

Jamie's comment about dinner! Priceless....she is a mother who knows how to communicate with boys. Dad hits them in the pocketbook, mom goes for the stomach. 😂😂

Man, I would love to have a guy like TomTom work for me, Someone that actually cares about your stuff and wants to help you to improve your work quality is really hard to come by these days

@chadscott9138

Жыл бұрын

The fact that you said “for me” and not “with me” might be why you find these people elusive. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

@AidenRisk

Жыл бұрын

@@chadscott9138 oh, no that’s just my bad English, and on any case I don’t have my own company or anything, it’s just how it works here in Germany; people just do their jobs how they are told to and that’s it, not many people go the extra mile or try to think outside the box, they just do what they are told how they are told, finish their shift and leave. “Oh I need 10 more minutes to finish this task, nope my shift ended, I’ll have re do everything again tomorrow but I don’t really care" that’s kind of how most people think, most of my ex classmates work for brands like Peugeot or opel, but I work as an Audi technician and not because of anything special I just love my job and always try to go the extra mile and do more than I need, even if it’s just small things like refilling the washer fluid, fixing that crooked door panel, changing your clock to the current time or replace missing screws, and that’s why they give me the cool cars and fun jobs and don’t have me changing oil and brakepads all day like some of my coworkers that mind you have higher degrees than I do, I just slowly climbed the ladder by being who I am and doing just a little more that’s why they wanted me to stay and not both of the other guys that applied with me

@Pasrich

Жыл бұрын

@@AidenRisk Sounds like you're on the right road, however you got there. Good job and keep it up! Glad you are getting the better tasks. What a sense of satisfaction!

@domesticelectricinthekeys

Жыл бұрын

Rear breed

I really enjoyed the tire competition! Jamie saying do you want dinner tonight was hilarious! Matt you have a great crew right there!

I'm a Master Automotive Engineer and fabricator, certified by the national youtube comments auto association and I can confirm that everything you guys do will work great

Matt’s technique falling on that tire with both knees was a game changer! 👌🏻 Mad respect for Tom as well, he’s such a smart guy! 🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻

I love seeing now much Matt and the crew help and show their love for their community. Not many companies show that kind of love and support

This was fun. Rhett shows his competence yet again. I watch him work well out on the rescues. Good work ladies. Great team of folks. Love the new tool boxes.

Great video, y'all! Every time I saw Matt do his knee drop trick I just imagined doing it myself, missing the tire and hammering the wheel with my knees. Loved seeing the shower of swag that rained down on the parade. You're the only towing company I know of that has a t-shirt cannon. 😁And Rhett continues to impress me with his attitude, skills, and on-camera charisma.

I think that this is my favorite video so far, and I've been watching from the start. This one? Had every-thing. Excitement, drama, Ed!!!!, humor, Team Work, cool new tool boxes (I'm a mechanic and jealous), tire mounting, and an awesome parade!!! Way to go EveryBody at MORR. You guys and gals truly are awesome.

I'm a truck driver and just woke up in a dirt lot off of the I-15 in hurricane. 30 minutes left before I can start my shift and this is the perfect thing to wake up to.

"I don’t want anyone learning anything" was brilliant. Imagine the bruised knees and shins if everyone had been trying Matt’s flying-double-knee-tire-seating trick! Also, that closing line from Tom Tom had me laughing out loud!

@pameladutton9076

Жыл бұрын

Made me think of the MTG statement about not wanting her staff to learn anything !

Tom's ear muff solution to hearing it from Matt had me dying🤣🤣Wish he would've said the names with the time but, all in all it was great stuff!! Ed was a gentleman👏👏

I was impressed with all of the crew as to how well they did. I do tires by hand all the time but with a stand to hold the tire. The stand makes it much easier to dismount the tires more than it helps to mount it but the rim not moving makes it nice. One mistake they made was bringing the tires into the shop to cool them off. The warmer a tire is the more flexable it is and the easier it is to mount. Living in a northern state, I've had to stick hair driers inside the tire to warm them up to mount them as they were just too stiff.

I don’t understand why people haven’t caught onto the fact that Matt is a genius at what he does. Everytime the audience says “oh that’ll never work” it works out EVERY time. They said it about the banana, they said it a lot about the morrvair, and they definitely said it a ton about the wrecker! I think the bombi will turn out super awesome. I believe in you guys!!

@jasonwooden

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, but Snowcats are a whole different, um… animal. Going to be a steep learning curve ahead, and lots of proto-smithing. They seem to enjoy doing it, and we sure enjoy watching it.

@nigeldepledge3790

Жыл бұрын

I always tend to assume that Matt knows something that I don't. Even when I'm wrong, he still makes it work somehow.

@ethanh3421

Жыл бұрын

@@nigeldepledge3790and the beauty of it is that he’s a big enough man to admit when he’s wrong and take advice from others! He’s a great leader and businessman

Matt's double-knee drop is the key to a fast time.

@robobloxgamer524

Жыл бұрын

Until one of your knees hits the metal rim! Ouch!

@briangalloway3684

Жыл бұрын

@@robobloxgamer524 i did tires for years and hit my shin twice, youd be surprised how much focus you put into it after hitting your shin the first time

@jeremymerrix6236

Жыл бұрын

All I can say is poor Jamie

@purpleroadster7306

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremymerrix6236lmao 😂

@frank-t6857

Жыл бұрын

​@@jeremymerrix6236Your comment hit me 5 seconds after reading it 🤣😜❤️

I've got a 1930 Ford Model A... there isn't a tire shop I've found that will do the tires on the metal spoke wheels. So, I got 4 tire spoons, new tires, tubes, etc, and did them all myself. So much fun!

As a wheeled vehicle mechanic in an artillery battery, we used spoons and sledge hammers to change the tires on the deuce and a half truck tires that all had split rims.

Matt’s such a huge member in his community. What a guy

I like how Matt raises the decibels a bit when he talks to Ed. I used to have to do the same for my dad. He also used to cup his ears with his hands to increase his hearing.😂 GREAT VIDEO!

Crazy competition but you guys and gals made it look easy! Well done and have fun at the same time. Jamie gets exta points for doing it on SANDALS!

that was fun, Good to see Ed around, Rhett killed the spoon challenge, Jaime killed it in flops! the whole team did great, fun to watch!! Thank you!

Jefe was the only one to have his tire completely on the rim in under 2 minutes other than Matt. That, to me, was the time to watch since how easy or hard a tire is to get the bead sealed is a roll of the dice. GG to all of you.

@iffykidmn8170

Жыл бұрын

unless it is holding air it is pretty much useless.

@kogo2951

Жыл бұрын

@@iffykidmn8170 The video was about mounting tires with old school hand tools. You have to put air in them even if you use a machine. You missed my point.

@NismoXero

Жыл бұрын

​@@kogo2951 agreed. I've hat tires that caught air quick and some that took the fires of hell to catch. The real time on spooning is the tire on the wheel. That's why when it didn't want to seat it was all hands on deck.

@MrModTwelveFoot

Жыл бұрын

And by "fires of hell" do you mean starting fluid?

This video was awesome it has the 4th of July parade with Matt's Off road recovery displaying his vehicles and employee's throwing out goodies to the crown. Good learning video for those who have never mounted a tire on a wheel manually. Good to see Ed, Jaymie, Kolin, Rhett, Lizzy and all the rest of the gang.

These are good lessons for anyone. Good job by everyone. My Dad ran 700-16's on his 69 Chevy 4x4. We'd load firewood cab high full length of the 8 foot bed. He had an endless supply of old 600-16 1940's Chevy car wheels that were too narrow for the 700-16 tires, so the loaded truck would split the side of the rim out. I seemed to draw the short straw on changing the rim and tube out. He didn't have any spoons so we had to use crow bars. It did set me up for being pretty good at 10:00-20 forklift tires later in life. I trained my kid, and his job starting at 13 years old was tire repairs before the sawmill went all tubeless. He hated the thick sidewalls on skidsteer tires.

I was doing tires since I was 12. I’m 75. As a teen with my own car I removed and installed tires on the side of the road. I spooned all. I thought I went to heaven working at a service station at 14 years old. A machine helped remove tires!!!!! Yes, I installed a tire like Matt, smash the first side on, spoon on quickly!!!!!! Yep I was good. Matt, you know how to do it. I only used water with a tiny bit of soap. Early 60’s style. Great video guys!!!!

“One more year” 😂. Classic stuff!

Tom is so fun, He is a great addition to the channel and hope he stays a long time

Ahhh! I'm old! I remember Little Toot the Tug! Geez, like 70 years ago! Sheesh! Thanks for that little memory jog, Matt! Interesting tire mounting competition. Yes, it's harder than it looks without a mount to hold the wheels!

Reminds me of the days back in the late 50's and early 60's when I helped out at my dad's Shell station. We did it similar to Matt, with the exception that the second side we used a large rubber hammer to "coax" that tire on. You put a long tire iron in the side away from you and apply pressure, the use that rubber mallot to beat the tire rim on to the rim of the wheel. We had a big round decice we used to apply pressure on the tread side when initially inflating. Then to balance, we put the tire and rim on a horizontal balancing stand and added weights as needed to center the bubble in the level. Oh yes, lots of fun.

I wanted to see Ed do one, not in a hurry, but at his pace while he explains what he's doing!

I wish we could have seen Ed show everyone how it's done. I know he's old, but I have no doubt he could have done it faster than Matt!

I had a hell of a time just mounting bike tires recently. More power to everyone doing the spooning!

I am impressed with the whole crew on this one! Great job everybody!!

Goooood MORRning everybody! Thumbs UP to Matt and crew! 👍👊👀

I'm a retired Army mechanic and have mounted hundreds if not thousands of tires with nothing but spoons and it is not easy I'm impressed with all you guys especially Brett

I can remember watching my dad put tires on that way back in the early 70's when he worked for the Shell station. They had a tire mounting machine but dad never used it. He said he could mount 4 tires faster by hand.

As a teen in the 1980's all we had was snap-on tire spoons and a snap-on aviation style balancer from the 1950's. Ended up owning 3 auto repair shops by 2000. I STILL use those old tools.

I like how Matt had several tires to mount and made a fun game out of it… he must be a good person to work for… thanks guys…

TomTom is like a nuclear engineer The man forgets more in a day than most people ever Of course he could mount a tire in five minutes flat 😂

@johnunsicker7440

Жыл бұрын

Actually wasn't Tom-Tom a true nuclear engineer.

@lsnowy7758

Жыл бұрын

Tomtom loves his job and probably has never worked a single day ever because if you love your job you will never work a day in your life!

@SteelheadTed

Жыл бұрын

@@johnunsicker7440yes

@AtoZFarm

Жыл бұрын

He isn't *like* one, he *is* a nuclear engineer.

So glad the fire didn't burn into the buildings! Rhett's been sleeping on some skills! Cheers to him!

The one thing I have learned about Matt's Off Road Recovery is never doubt Matt and his crew

As a Tire Technician, thank you for not filling your tires full of foam

Always great to see Ed. A wealth of wisdom, and experience.

Great job on the tires by everyone! All of you did better than I would've (no surprise!). Rhett & Jamie surprised me the most. Lots of fun doing an otherwise not fun job!

When I was 16 (1977) I worked at Delta Tire Co in Phoenix. We were the only shop in Phoenix that touched split rims, including 18 wheelers and I was the split rim kid. Man what a job. P.S. We used soapy water, not grease, heavy on the soap.

Matt and Tom are the best team ever! Their skills and delightful personalities make everything they do a joy to watch and be a part of. Even though we are internet strangers and can only share their experiences from a distance, they make us feel welcome and a part of their family and friends. Thank You for sharing everything MORR with us!

Always, always talk and listen to your elders, their years of experience are invaluable and it is the greatest way to learn.

@ryanlukens9280

Жыл бұрын

I remember a bit from Richard Pryor. “Listen to them old folks. You don’t get to be old being no fool.”

I would gladly pay 20 bucks to watch tom go through each tool box giving us a tour and organizing / Cleaning all the tools. In fact I think that would be the most amazing video ever. Please!!!!!

I am a career tyre fitter. 16 years now. And I’m in tears, I love watching people learn

@DEJones71

Жыл бұрын

I wish I was teaching them I would have shown them easy, safe and fast steps

We always used a spinning motion to force it on to a point, then brute force to get it on the rim. Great job by all, this was a lot of fun for the competitors along with the audience.

That was fun to watch, I put tires on in my backyard when I was a kid, worked in a tire shop six months when I got out of the Marines, in 1980, so it was interesting to see the ways people tried to get them started. Good show all around Lizzy was really impressive Rhett was also quite the man. I almost wished I could've been in line. Thanks!

Tom's "I knew he'd be grumpy" with the muffs got me at the end 😂😂😂

I love how Matt just got all those tires mounted and he really only had to mount one himself. Yeah, I know he has a tire machine and could get them all done himself in the time it took to do this “competition” but that wouldn’t make for good content. Good stuff as always, Matt and the MORR team. Next time you give Jamie tools, make sure she is wearing better shoes. Watching her stand on that tire in flip flops freaked me out a good bit.

Good to see Ed on the channel. Jaime deserves a award for mounting tires in flip flops😊

when Jamie said "you want dinner tonight?!" i completely lost it.

Love the tire competition! As for spring suspension, what most people don't realize is that the sidewall give on a tire is part of a vehicle's suspension. It'll be great. Besides, I don't think there's a tremendous need for spring suspension driving on snow.

Rhett is a real Rock Star! It shows more and more all the time. The kid has a very bright future.

Rudy! Glad he has his bearings straight now!

MATT: "I don't want anybody to learn". ALSO MATT: Teaches them.

Our tire guy. Changed all the tires by hand. On all our companies equipment. From pickup trucks to bucket trucks. Semi tractors and trailers. Plus the large forklifts. He retired a couple years ago. Near the age of 70. Haven't found anyone that good yet. Todays world. You'll NEVER find someone who can/could work this way.

Jamie wearing her shop sandals putting that tire on had me clutching my first aid kit for dear life.

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Jamie would get it done in high heels and a gala dress, in case of emergency 😅

I always enjoy your show and was impressed with how well they did with the tires. A side effect of your show is taking my mind off the insanity going on. Thank you all.

There was a company called Hydratrek in Covington TN which made a amphibias vehicle which was track driven on land similar to the bombi. My employer has three, the original one with smaller tires on front and rear than the bogy wheels caused it to be rough on land, the newer one has equal size tires that make for a smother ride. No suspension at all. All ways fun to operate.

Awesome ! Whole fam can mechanic well... Half my fam couldn't point to the tire for $100. (saved yourself a ton of work & time too.... Genius !)

Young Rhett has got it together like his old man