That thing looks very simple, and kinda cheaply made? I've done a bunch of mower tires over the years. I got really good at it. I don't think that would be for me. However for someone that doesn't do it all the time or never got the hang of it, I could see this being useful. The full size tire changer might be more useful to me. But the thing that I would probably get the most use out of is the cheetah. Sometimes the straps just don't work that well. I have some steel bands with crank handles that do basically the same thing as the straps do. But some tires they just don't work well on. I tried starting fluid but the new starting fluid doesn't work for that anymore. I tried a few different sprays and ended up using some propane from a small torch. I don't like doing it that way myself.
I have the harbor freight manual tire changer for my automotive shop ( Farpoint farms restorations and repairs) and I can say that it doesn't do small tires at all. The center bore is far to large for these tiny rims to fit. I've done a LOT of these small tires with just hand tools (screwdrivers and a vice grip) and this tire changer was SO much easier that I would neve go back to that way now. Can it be damaged? Yup! Try to mount or dismount a tire with brute force and this will bend, but do it like shown in this video and the tool pays for itself in one use.
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You have the foot for the bead breaker on backwards.
Good to know! I'll swap it around.
Can I do a Segway ninebot scooter g30 scooter tire?
Yup!
That thing looks very simple, and kinda cheaply made? I've done a bunch of mower tires over the years. I got really good at it. I don't think that would be for me. However for someone that doesn't do it all the time or never got the hang of it, I could see this being useful. The full size tire changer might be more useful to me. But the thing that I would probably get the most use out of is the cheetah. Sometimes the straps just don't work that well. I have some steel bands with crank handles that do basically the same thing as the straps do. But some tires they just don't work well on. I tried starting fluid but the new starting fluid doesn't work for that anymore. I tried a few different sprays and ended up using some propane from a small torch. I don't like doing it that way myself.
I have the harbor freight manual tire changer for my automotive shop ( Farpoint farms restorations and repairs) and I can say that it doesn't do small tires at all. The center bore is far to large for these tiny rims to fit.
I've done a LOT of these small tires with just hand tools (screwdrivers and a vice grip) and this tire changer was SO much easier that I would neve go back to that way now.
Can it be damaged? Yup! Try to mount or dismount a tire with brute force and this will bend, but do it like shown in this video and the tool pays for itself in one use.