I would buy a good bead breaker and 2 tire irons (bars) much faster then those machines. get some liquid soap in a spray bottle and bingo - your changing tires
I was in the tire bz for 15 years, and i feel that the hardest part of atv tires is breaking beads and inflating new tires that have been stacked during shipping. I have a "cheatah" in my garage - which looks like a propane tank with a shute on one end - you fill it with air to about 120 lbs then let er rip into the tire/ wheel assembly when airing up - we use them on tractor trailer tires/ farm tires etc to set the beads.
on second thought - its cheaper to go to your local tire store and pay 10 bucks - lmao !!!
I was in the tire bz for 15 years, and i feel that the hardest part of atv tires is breaking beads and inflating new tires that have been stacked during shipping. I have a "cheatah" in my garage - which looks like a propane tank with a shute on one end - you fill it with air to about 120 lbs then let er rip into the tire/ wheel assembly when airing up - we use them on tractor trailer tires/ farm tires etc to set the beads.
on second thought - its cheaper to go to your local tire store and pay 10 bucks - lmao !!!