Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tire Mount Demount Tool, 22.5 to 24.5 inches, 3PCS Tire Changer Demount Tool Adapted to Aluminum and Steel Rims, with Extra Bead Keeper, Tire Changing Tools for Car Repairing, Yellow

Any time u can break down a 10 ply e rated 33 inch tire it's a good manual tire changer nothing bent or broke during my heavy use

my husband uses this all the time

Once I got it bolted down to the garage floor, it was easy to use. Works great for lawn tractor tires and car tires.

My tire changer adapters broke after the first use , can you guys warranty them? 2 tips broke off snd one knob

Love the product. I put in in my basement. Concrete floors. You will have to find a way to bolt it down to something to get the best use out of this product. But great product for the price.

I bought this unit primarily to remove tires from my ride on mower rims. Unfortunately the axle hole on my rims is too small to fit on the central shaft of this unit. I probably should have inquired further re this feature, so my error there. So just a heads up to others with a similar purpose in mind. Apart from this disappointment, the unit seems very well built and will no doubt perform well on larger tires and rims.

I had some tires where the TPMS sensors were bad. This seemed reasonable and I purchased it. while it comes with all of the gear to secure it. I did not. I know it is a little reckless, but it worked fine. you can fine you tube videos. I still struggles, but then I purchased some RUglyde, rubber lubricant and what a help this product is. Both together are perfect

The price is good if it last

Product was exactly as described. Arrived within the time frame. Works on 16 in rims. Was easy to assemble. Came with mounting hardware.

There are a bunch of these out there. You can watch all kinds of videos for tips and tricks to be efficient and make things a little easier. I would recommend you do that as you can easily scratch rims and stuff by just trying to go at it without any instructions first. Take it easy with the bead breaker as the support arms can bend easy. If you just take your time putting some pressure and working your way around the bead it will come off. I am not sure how to use the wannabe duckbill end of the pry bar to get the tire back on and it seems like brands have slightly different ends so finding a video on the one that looked like this was hard so I just used the pry bar side to get my tires on. Also the sturdier the base it's mounted the better. If you have a shop and can bolt it to the floor I would definitely do that. A pallet and sheet of plywood worked for me but it wasn't ideal.