Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Tire Bead Breaker, 96.5- 106.7 mm Tires Changer Tool, Heavy-duty Bead Breaking, Easy-Operated Tire Repair Tool for ATVs/UTVs, Tractors, Trucks, Cars, Heavy Duty Tires

Buenas apariencia falta hacerle la prueba pero pinta bien 👍

This item works OK a little clunky at sometimes but he gets a job done

First of all the product showed up within a week of purchase. I’ve used it on a variety of jobs including a loader tire(almost need 2 to do big tires) I was impressed with the ease of use and how fast it became my go to solution. DO NOT USE AN IMPACT GUN and it’ll last awhile. Worth every penny but won’t hold up to the impact gun just do it by hand it’ll save the tire in case you gotta reuse

Design could use some improvement. The "Foot" of this bead breaker should be radiused a bit to follow the contour of the wheel. Beware of use on aluminum wheels as it WILL damage them. Does a decent job on steel wheels, though you may need to get creative getting the foot of the bead breaker under the lip of any wheel.

worked well would buy again

Really happy with this purchase... I wanted to install "balance beads" to a set of large offroad tyres. I did the first by inserting the beads through the valve - took me almost 3 hours. So, I purchased this bead breaker and did the remaining 3 in less time. It works really nicely, smooth pressure etc., but if I was to suggest an improvement it would be to round-off the base a little... there are 90deg corners pushing into the tyre sidewall. Once you figure out that you can use the locking arm to pull the breaker between the tyre and rim it works great!

I’ve used this on tuck and trailer rims, and it worked great. Very happy with this purchase.

Ya he comprado varias veces este producto y funciona perfectamente siempre tengo uno en reserva porque lo utilizo bastante por mi trabajo

Bon mais pas pour jante aluminium......sous risque de les rayer comme il faut, sinon ça marche pas mal.

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.