BeadBuster XB 451 Reinforced Motorcycle Breaker Review

Expensive but worked very well on heavily rusted truck rims and tires. MUCH safer than other methods we've used on the trail in the past. A good product. Good job, Bidbuster.

This tour works very well if used correctly, much easier breaking the bead and wringing it with your hands or prying it with screwdrivers would definitely do Case recommend if you are going to be doing a little wheel removal on a reasonably regular basis.

I just changed two 22x11x10's and the BeadBuster XB451 made breaking a bead very easy. The tool is well designed, made in the USA and very easy to use. I would recommend this tool to anyone who wants to avoid the frustration of breaking tire beads off.

Works great. The beads broke on some tires that I had removed in a tire shop a year ago. It took about three attempts to work around the tire. They were Maxxis Bighorns. With a large commercial pneumatic machine, the tire dealer needed twice as many attempts. Very impressive. The small size makes it easy to take with you when you travel. Good product.

BeadBuster works surprisingly well. When I first received it I was skeptical because of its small size. However, it has made it much easier to switch from UTV tires to lock-on rims. I didn't say a single bad word during 5 tire changes! BeadBuster is a high quality, durable and easy to use tool. And the BeadBuster is made in the USA! I highly recommend it.

Unfortunately I couldn't get this to work. Tried on multiple wheels. How to use it. It just kept slipping and didn't push the tire off the bead. Maybe did i do something wrong but i doubt it!wish it would work saves me loads of time wheels and tires back and forth to your local tire shop.

Changed a lot of tires on cars, trucks, ATVs etc and for a home workshop that needs to be able to change ATV tires themselves this is AMAZING! Bought this bead breaker along with small tire changers from Ken Tools and let my 13 and 11 year olds change their own ATV tires. ATV shops in my area charge $40-$50 per tire just to remove/install ATV tires so it's already paid off. Good product! Although it's much faster with a percussion gun, you can also do it with a regular ratchet.

Goldwing tires are difficult to disassemble and reassemble without the proper equipment which I don't have. I bought a bead remover to see if it will destroy the tire. To my surprise, he easily detached the bead from the rim. All I had were three 18" mounts to get the job done. With a little learning along the way, I was able to remove the tire. To make things easier, I drilled a hole in my stationary workbench and attached a rim to it. I did a little research and ended up using a small amount…