Manual Tire Bead Breaker with Rubber Pad, 38"-42" Tires Changer Tool, Heavy-Duty Tire Repair Tool for ATV, Golf Cart, Trucks, Bus, Motorcycles, Tractors and More Cars

Works great

I wrestled to change a set of 20 year old ATV tires. I was able to break 3 of beads using a standard bead breaker, but the other 5 beads caused me fits and I tried every trick on YT with no success. Once I got this tool, I had all the troublesome ones broken loose in no time.

Seems like it is well made, but does not work with most aluminum car wheels. I tried it on two and it would not latch so that the pusher part of the devise would lock under the the rim. It did work on the straight-sided rear of the rim, but it will not work on the slanted front side. Its not really a problem with the product, but rather it is not designed for these types of rims. Amazon says this is frequently returned. They really ought to show the rims it works for and those that it does not. Probably would be great for steel wheels, but not for car aluminum wheels.

I saw this on YouTube and decided to try it. It seems like we've always got a vehicle that needs a tire pressure sensor replaced. It took a little trial and error, but after only a couple of times I got pretty competent with it. I really like that I'm able to use it without having to take the wheels off the vehicle. The trick for me was using a couple of small pry bars on each side of it to get it seated well. Once I figured that out, it's been great. It'll pay for itself with just a couple of saved trips to the tire store to get tires broke down and replace sensors.

I tried all the YouTube methods to get my tire bead broken and none worked for the tires on my 2007 Acura MDX. So I ordered this tool. I found I needed to get the tires on away from the rim to get the tool between the rim and tire adequately so I used 24” wood clamps beside the tool to start it. When I put the Tire pressure monitors on. I propped the tire from the rim using 2-3” wood blocks. Worked great

Broke first time i tried to use it. Very hard to get it between tire bead and rim built very cheap

Great tool to have if you don't have a tire machine. Makes breaking the beads a lot easier. Sinple to easy to use.

It was a little hard to get it between the tire and the rim sometimes but once you get it locked on it worked well. You might have to hit the tire with a sledgehammer to get it to break loose completely. The more I used it the easier it got, just for reference, I used it with the tires still on the vehicle to replace tire pressure sensors, saved me 300.00 over what tire shop was going to charge me.

Best thing since sliced bread. Works great. better than swinging bead breaker hammer at aluminum wheels and crossing your fingers. Only tried on ATV wheels, but works great. A little lube makes things smooth.

Works not bad , once you get it set up and I use a ratchet and socket and keep it on a small angle as you tighten, I found it works the best… Keep the set screw loose . Doesn’t have matter what pads ( or add pads)you use it will mark your rims……..