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My '94 went 250K before it was totalled by my daughters ahole BF. I have a fondness for those Jeeps. Its very easy to do a filter & fluid on those, And as I recall, they don't use the expensive +4 fluid. And you don't need to buy the Mopar stuff either. Good luck.

When was its last service?

Good info. I've been wanting to do this for years.

The basic concept here is the Govt over reach and whether we as a society accept what they are doing. Having seen the smog in L.A. I agree that smog is a problem. IMHO that is more to do with population density and lack of maintenance. Performance modification is a very low percentage of the...

Don't know why you're so worried about knocking the bike over ... I've never come close to doing that. That center stand is very stable. You saw my pics with both wheels off. It didn't fall over. Maybe mine is trained better! ? What tires do you run and how often do you replace them. That bike...

CG may have changed their policy, but for decades they DID remove the wheels at the store. I'd call and verify. I can't believe that the FJ doesn't have a tool kit. Like mine, you put it on the center stand then prop the front up with a jack under the headers. But, do what works for you ??

I have nothing newer than 2015 (FZ1), but comes with all the tools needed for both wheels to be pulled. My experience is that it really doesn't take much in the way of tools to pull mc wheels, which is why I asked what bike.

What bike? Most have tools onboard to do wheel removal.

Cycle Gear has 2 locations in Vegas. For total hands off, I'd recommend them.

Don't know if I missed it, but I didn't see where your located.

I feel that Rocky Mountain is better than Dennis Kirk. Their shipping time is really quick if they have it in their Utah location. Usually 2 days to Northern Nevada. They also give you cashback on every purchase towards your next purchase

For those in Northern Nevada you can use cycle gear and they give you a better price on Mount and balance if you buy the tires from them. Also, there is a shop in Gardnerville called Testa that usually gives decent deals and mounts for free.

"Thats honestly just a hassle. " Personally its a hassel having someone else work on my bike. Dropping it off & picking it up.

You didn't specify the bike or the goal. I'm the CHEAP SON OF A BIOTCH, so I squeeze a penny till it cry's. I mount my own. Street & dirt. I buy them from ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATV. I'd rather spend a few bucks on tools and have them for life than pay a dealer to scratch my rims. There's more than...