EASYBERG Multifunctional Manual Tire Changer, Portable Hand Bead Breaker suitable for Motorcycles, Go-karts, Trailers, Bikes, ATVs, Trucks, with rim sizes from 4" to 16.5"

This tire changing stand is an absolute game-changer! It’s sturdy, reliable, and makes tire changes so much easier. The setup is simple, and the stand provides excellent stability, ensuring a smooth and safe tire change every time. It’s a great addition for anyone who likes to handle their own car maintenance. Highly recommend for its quality and convenience!

Nice tool

Some of the parts are confusing like the press, but other then that it works like it should

machine works good. Some additional long tire spoons would be handy.BOLTING TO THE FLOOR IS A MUST. Very hard to use if machine is moving around.

This is a well built, well put together machine. I used it on cart and lawn mower tires. It worked flawlessly, none of my rims were damaged. It is well worth the money and I would recommend it.

Does not work, I got it bolted to the floor and put together and tried to mount a go kart tire onto a go kart wheel. It wouldn't hold the wheel from spinning, causing damage to the wheel, and when I tightened it enough to stop the wheel from spinning, it bent the wheel and even then I couldn't get the tire mounted despite an excessive amount of soap on it, yhe concrete anchors also pulled out in the process and I had to go buy better ones. This product will destroy your wheels and doesn't work

It’s been great. Had it for couple months now and have changed 8 tires. I would recommend this to anyone looking to save money on tire changes.

Instructions are not great, but it is not all that hard to put together.Does take a little bit of getting used to. Took me several tries to get my first tire on-off. It was easier after the first one. I have mounted a 15" and 12" tire.I did need to use a pipe to make the bar longer to get more leverage - it does require a lot of force.The biggest issue is the rim sliding as you try to rotate the bar to get the tire on/off. You have to hold the tire in one direction as you rotate the bar in other direction.The hole in the middle is much bigger than either bar they give you - so it just rest at an angle instead of straight up and down. Not sure if this is by design or not. It does work, it just seems strange.The biggest issue turned out to be getting the beads to seat on the smaller tires. Not really anything to do with the machine though. A few you tube videos later and that was fixed. You may want to order some bicycle inner tubes the same size as your rims and have them ready.