Tire changing isn't all fun and games.
Besides tire irons, and lube, you might need rim protectors, and a wire gadget to pull the tire valve through the hole in the rim, and a method of "breaking" the bead.
And then there is the possibility of "pinching" a tube, and you need to start over.
It can be very frustrating.
There used to be a shop in north GA that would mount and balance a new tire, off the bike, for $15....not any more.
If I could get it done for that now, I would.
If you think you will be motorcycling long term, you might want to buy a tire changing machine.
You can buy one on your own or go in together with some riding buddies.
Some local riding groups have a tire machine for the group.
Or ask around and you may find someone that has a tire machine that will mount a tire for a six pack of his favorite brew.
This one has has paid for itself over the years.
However, since I don't have a permanent place to set it up, I find that I regularly pull out the tire irons, instead.
jb