70132 Super Single Wheel Dolly Review

No screws to attach the handle to the bottom of the trolley. No instructions or parts list. The wagon has no wheels. I have two large pieces of metal in a box and that's it.

I bought this because my back couldn't take the fat Range Rover tires on 21" wheels anymore. It's as slippery as my baby's diaper after a meal of peas. When you lift it up, the rollers on each side allow it to be rotated to match the cleats. Thanks to the lever, I can lift the tire with one hand and turn it with the other.

At 62 and in decent shape - I find if I jack up my truck wheels with the tires and just put them on spikes I get a bit stiff, this is the tool for it. BUT you have to learn the little tricks to maneuver everything in place - it just takes practice and you'll realize it's a GREAT tool. Really worth the money!

This has already paid off with several jobs changing and fitting tires for large trucks and trailers. My only complaint would be that it would be nice to be able to adjust the hole in the torso size, but overall it's much better than using a crowbar or something and the whole back! No not me, I'm a diesel mobile mech and it's a great device, I use it almost every day and haven't had any problems.

Works great with 33" x 12" truck tires and 31" x 15.5" tractor tires. This tool is designed for full size trucks and larger tires. It also works on full-size passenger cars, but that's probably its limit since the tire diameter needs to be larger than the distance between the rollers. I'm sure the tires are too big for this tool, but I personally don't have earthmoving equipment. :)

This jig (trolley) didn't suit me. I was really hoping this would happen because my truck's wheels and tires are big and heavy. Once the wheel is loaded into the trolley, you theoretically lift the handle and roll the wheel to align it with the wheel hub. What happens is that the flat corner of the cart causes the wheel to tip forward when you pick it up. The cart should be more like a handcart with a third pulley at the back and some sort of strap to keep the wheel from tipping forward. It is…

The tires on my F350 weigh far more than I can comfortably handle. Instead of taking the truck to a tire shop to have the snow tires removed and put back on the same rims, I bought a second set of summer tires, but the problem is replacing them myself. This is very hard work. Using this trolley is child's play. Very easy and relaxed. I was learning how difficult it is to work with two front tires and was about to take the F350 to the shop to replace the other two when I found this unit at…