VEVOR Bandenwisselaar Bandenwisselaar 203-406 mm Verstelbaar, bandenwisselaar 460x380x940 mm Bandenwisselaar voor handmatige montage en demontage Bandenlichter

Works pretty good. Some tires hard to de bead. Most aren't to bad. Works with lawn mower tires as well as vehicles

Magnifique

Ces se que j ais commandé très bien .Merci

Parfait pour quad

Used this to mount four new 185/65/14 winter tires on steel wheels no problem with no mods.Showed up ahead of schedule, beat the delivery estimate by days. Arrived in good enough shape, was all there, nothing missing.Took a bit to get used to the smaller blade on the bead breaker: nestle the wheel rim on the little triangular thing for best results, and muck with the pins to change the angle of the blade depending on wheel size. Get the blade in the sweet spot, press, spin the wheel a few inches, press again, repeat until it breaks loose. More presses required to break the bead than a hydraulic machine for sure, but got quick with this machine by the fourth one.Seems to work best for mounting if I use it counterclockwise. Not sure why.Head of the bar likes to pop out when things get tight while mounting going clockwise (sometimes). Not so much using the bar in the opposite direction. Again, no idea why, works better that way.Welds are a bit meh to look at but functional. Haven’t broken any welds or anything yet despite being a bit rough with it, lots of pressure on the bar, etc. Metal is nice and thick, so if you’re able to go over some of them it helps. I haven’t yet, but plan to. Could use some reinforcements here and there, wasn’t needed for the first set, nothing a basic MIG welder and a grinder can’t tackle later if I want pretty welds.It works fine, especially at this price!Mount to a pallet if concrete isn’t an option, as others have done.I’d imagine you could do larger wheels and tires than it’s rated for with a longer bar and a DIY 2nd bead breaker blade part, or maybe by increasing the height of the thing by adding a part between the base flange and the feet, or adding more material above the flange on the main post.Good starting point out of the box, and modifiable down the line. Price of the materials it comes with is hard to beat locally, for me anyway as far as fabricating one of these goes.Paint is kinda easy to scratch and chip, again, at this price thrilled it comes painted at all. Will be storing this indoors over winter until I get it coated with something better as this paint wears down.I mean a manual machine is what, near $1000 for some brand names?If you love/miss changing tires, don’t have a good hydraulic machine yet or want to save power, and want something both solid and cost-effective compared to the average cost of a single changeover, AND are willing and able to cut, weld, grind and paint safely to get the most out of this, well, this is for you.Thanks for reading!