AME INTL 'Little Buddy' Manual Tire Bead Breaker
Key features
- •Excellent for Working on Tire Without Removing the Wheel
- •Great for all kinds of tires - ATV, Golf Cart, Bus, Truck, Agricultural and even Back Hoe Tires
- •Operates with a Manual Wrench or Air Ratchet (Not Included)
- •Lightweight and Easy to Use
- •Easily Stored in Garage, work space, or recreation vehicle
- •Fit Type: Universal Fit
AME INTL 'Little Buddy' Manual Tire Bead Breaker
List Price: $151.32$136.19DEALYou Save: $15.13 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.7
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Speed is fine
Chrissy•November 28, 2017
Hubbys back is very thankful for this! Speed is fine
Worked great for rear tire off my John Deere 2210 (tire 26 x 12 x 12)
nhmeanie•May 3, 2017
Small but seemingly rugged tool. I used a mini-sledge hammer to wedge tool between wheel and tire. Not sure it would be the best tool for nicer (e.g., alloy) wheels but for me so far it was perfect. Next up - re-establishing the bead.
Fantastic tool.
TJW•February 23, 2016
After 4 days fudging with wedges, pry bars, and hammers to remove a tractor tire from it's rim I ordered this. It worked fine with just hand tools and popped the bead loose on the first try. I was very impressed! Honestly, I set it with a few taps of a mallet, adjusted it according to the instructions and a minute later the bead was free. We had previously placed a 5 ton loader bucket on the sidewall against the rim and lifted the loader into the air many times and got nowhere. The Little Buddy worked the first time. You can even break beads from tires with the tire/rim still on the tractor. I wish I knew about this tool many years ago. I am going to gold plate mine, it deserves it.
Very disappointed
Jon Carlson•October 24, 2015
This bead breaker is built very cheaply. On the very first tire I used it on I had trouble, and now after 4 tires it is completely useless. where it holds against the rim the metal has bent because it is soft metal. Also the curved iron has sprung a little so it will not hold it tight. I was using it on 16" pickup tires, nothing big. Maybe this tool will work fine on tiny car tires, maybe... I am very disappointed in this bead breaker.
Must Have For Breaking Big Tractor Tire Beads!
Weaver Cattle Company•September 3, 2015
Worked like a charm breaking the bead on our International Havestor's tire with a torn tube. We couldn't even begin to break the bead without using this tool!
Simple to use and seems to be made well ... thinking about buying another that's how well I like the tool!
Edit: For those breaking this tool, you must seriously be doing something wrong to break this tool in anyway! We've used this tool multiple times now on lots and lots of different types of tires and I can't imagine what sort of stupidity needs to occur to make the tool fail! We've even been using it to push the bead over into the drop center of the rim for remounting tires and it works great for that also hence the reason it would be nice to have more than one of these in our shop!
Simple to use and seems to be made well ... thinking about buying another that's how well I like the tool!
Edit: For those breaking this tool, you must seriously be doing something wrong to break this tool in anyway! We've used this tool multiple times now on lots and lots of different types of tires and I can't imagine what sort of stupidity needs to occur to make the tool fail! We've even been using it to push the bead over into the drop center of the rim for remounting tires and it works great for that also hence the reason it would be nice to have more than one of these in our shop!
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