I have a couple updates since I posted those pics. I now have done about 6 sets of tires, and I can do a rear in under 10-15 minutes, dissmounted and mounted with zero scratches. (The first time I did it, it took me nearly two hours and I dinged up my rim in several spots).
Here are the tricks. First, remove the top bar on the Harbor frieght stand. It only gets in the way. The center rod can still be inserted into the tire and it will hold with the lower clamp just fine. It doesn't need the top support.
Second, learn how to use the long Harbor freight bar that came with the stand. It is the key to easy installation and removal.
I cut a section out of a rim saver and used a zip tie to attach it to the tool. I spray the inside of the rim saver and rim with a heavy dose of silicone spray. This makes it slide easily on the rim.
Also, be sure that you are using the tool in a clockwise direction. If you go the wrong way, it won't work very well.
In this picture I believe I was going the wrong direction;
One last point. Make sure you have the balance dot where you want it before you seat the tire on, cause after it is all the way on it is a bear to try to rotate it.[/img]