Customer Reviews for Manual Tire Bead Breaker Tool New Version

Tool works but takes some practice to get it to work well. You have to tighten it a lot (more than you think it should require) to get it secured to the wheel or it slips off. Some times you have to push the bead off a little to get the tool down far enough or you may damage the side wall of the tire just pushing it in. But once you get it figured out it seems to work pretty well. It is built well and should hold up to use.

Only takes 1 tire anymore to pay for itself. Works very well i have RA and it is a tool i dont know how i was with out. I seen it on Ross The Oliver Man on youtube for first time and went straight to vevor to find it.

I have a cabin a half day from anywhere you might get a tire changed. I have some new tires and didn’t want to go through the hassle of pulling all the tires and spend a day driving to town and waiting while they changed my tires. With this tool and a couple of tire irons I had the old tires off and the new ones on in under two hours!

Daddy used it, so it must be good.

Used on 42" tractor tire, worked as it should. Friend said "order me one of those too". Made the chore of breaking down a hard 42" tire that had been on since 1990 much more bearable. Used with a slide type tire hammer to assist and had it broken down and off in less than 10 minutes.

Tool arrived in a timely fashion, it is well made and works well. Would recommend to others who have tires to work on out in the field.

I used this to break the beads on my 16.9 x 30" tractor tires. It made that part of the job a breeze. I can highly recommend it.

Requires a balancing act, but otherwise a great tool! Found the device to be vital for removing of tires from rim. Took about 1 hour of trial and learning of the tool. Afterwards, it got much easier.

I have used it on several tractor tires (13.6 x 38s and 11.2 x 38s) and this tool broke the beads on them easily... makes a job that can be a pain pretty simple and straight forward...

Got it to bust a tire bead so I could replace a valve stem on a trailer tire. Did the job. Once I got the rim jaw secured to the rim it popped right off. Heavy duty design. Will last forever.