Manual Tire Changer

This product is made out of thick gauge metal stand - very sturdy. The channel bars are thick which cause the product to be heavier. I used it to change four tires over the weekend. While the other store that I visited online carries a similar product, its product looks like it is made out of thinner metal which would be the reason it costs less by about $30.

Appears to be well built, constructed of heavy steel. Base is actual channel iron. Bar is sturdy and heavy Finish looks good too. I made an adapter for mine to use a duck head for easier mount and demount. I'm happy with the purchase and have nothing negative to say.

Works great using since day one

have used this for over a year, have broken down at least 50 tires and performs masterfully. The only change I made was a longer, heavier spoon. Anchor it to the floor and use your head.

Works great got to use a little muscle but you don't damage the wheel I used it for crater wheels which need to be handle gently hydraulic changes sometimes damage wheel do it manually reduces the possibility of damaging wheels or tires

Needed to carefully break the tire from a disassembled 3 piece BBS Wheel, worked awesome.

The main shaft screw down to lock it in striped out after eight tires to much to ship back.

Need more tools with this machine, in order to be a one person job. Need some bead lockers to keep tire from turning during mounting. Also, a "guide groove" to keep bead lip tool in correct position so it won't rotate from under bead during mounting.