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Manual Tire Bead Breaker with Rubber Pad
Press
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Nice looking tool, got a little weight to it. It looks heavy duty, can’t wait to use it. Got 4 trailer tires 🛞 to change out. I haven’t tried it yet, waiting for warmer weather. Have to update later when I try it out, I put it to the test.
Robert Sheriff
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
bigger than I thought.
Marlena Kerr
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
Exactly what I needed.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
Bought this for my 4 wheeler tire. Would not fit on the tire. I returned.
Dwizzard70
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
Tool works as it should without breaking the bank. Built to last.
Anita Bentley
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024
This tool saved me a lot of money on buying new tires when they were still good all I needed was a way to break them down and put a new tube
Notrite
Reviewed in Canada on October 17, 2024
I worked as a Tireman for 11 years, removing, repairing, installing tires on so many types of vehicles, rims, and this little bead "breaker" works as well as it's big hydrolic brother with air over hydrolic pump. I have used it so many times to help friends and neighbors, and they were also impressed how good it works,
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2023
Cool item I got this for my dad for Xmas. He used it in a 16 in dodge caravan tire. It was confusing till we went on YouTube and figured it out and it worked out cool buy it saves time
celine duhamel
Reviewed in Canada on March 11, 2021
This was the first time i was able to use this almost got hit by this when it broke. The picture of what i was buying was welded not cast
David Fitzhenry
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2020
Well, I had gone too far and seized mine up. The return was excepted, and I was able to find the bushing at tractorsupply to do basically what generalOne did.If you don't do the repair as stated, which you should absolutely do - it'll seize eventually. I loosened the stopper (small bolt on the side, 17mm) and then twisted out the thread it is on, which should be hand loose.After that, I turned the top top nut all the way loose (counter clockwise) until the boot dropped down. I took that part to tractor supply and lined up a bushing, then reinstalled with the bushing, and used extra grease ( I put anti seize around the washer as extra ).For the bushing I got, I did have to dremel out the center hole a bit to get it to fit. Afterwards, it did not seize, and I used it like 3-4 times on my tractor tire, popping the bead, without issue.Seems like a pain, but worth it for the value/cost of this tool.PS - FWIW, I'm not sure if it's because of the repair, but I only had an air impact wrench, not just an air wrench, and it works fine. I just used the lowest setting to loosen so it wouldn't over-tighten in the "off" position. I used medium setting, probably around 250 ft/lb to tighten, and once it slowed just used a breaking bar to finish.
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