Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Tire Bead Breaker, 38"-42" Tires Changer Tool with Rubber Pad, Protect Aluminum Alloy Hubs, Easy-Operated Tire Repair Tool for ATVs/UTVs, Tractors, Trucks, Cars, Heavy Duty Tires

Used to bust the bead on a 18.4-30 tractor tire. Took 20 minutes using a 1/2 inch drive ratchet and correct size socket. Would recommend to anyone that is a DIY guy that saves money where he can. Very easy to use, as long as you possess common sense.

Works good. I use it for UTV tires. Takes some getting used to but after that works as advertised.

Was full of grit on the inside. I'm sure if I would have used it that way it would be short lived. Took it all apart apart, brake cleaner washed it. Then reassembled with ep grease on all the threads. Worked great. Worked even better using two at the same time.

If you have ever broken a bead with a sledge, a jack, or any other medieval technology you will appreciate this device. The nuts are 30mm so you need a large wrench or socket. It took me 6 min per side to break a tractor tire bead and less than 1 hour to swap out tires on a 30 x 18.4 tractor tire.

this bead breaker worked great for me, both tightening nuts took a large 11/4 wrench...have two trailer tires that were rusted bad, many years setting outside...popped them off with almost no afford...I had tried everything including a midsize tractor backhoe using the standards to try and break the bead ,did not work ,but this thing did...use hand pressure only on this device no impact wrenches and you should be successful..I am happy with the investment

Works

I liked everything about this tool.I use to struggle with the old harbor f tool, which would take me sometime 1 hour to break the bead. This tool 10 seconds yes seconds. I had to give it a review because the first day changed 4 tires ($60) so in one day it paid back for its self. This tool works.I’m happy. Think I’ll purchase another one, if the price remains the same.

Very heavy duty. Was very good at breaking down 18.4 38 tires that had been on the rim for at least 20 years.

Tire change/flip where I live is $15-$20 a tire! Not anymore. Suck it!

This contraption works great. Keep it lubricated and use hand tools only. I think the pin that pins the drive nut to the lead screw actually is a shear pin to prevent over torquing the lead screw and stripping the thread. Don’t be tempted to use an impact gun or you will probably break it.