🔧 Red Mount/Demount Head for Hunter Tire Changers - Optimal Choice for Technicians Review

I bought this to retrofit my harbor truck tire changer. So far it has been very difficult for a pair of tires and impossible for the last two. I don't know if it's too big or if my tires were too big, but it got stuck and I bent the handlebars. YouTube videos look like a no-brainer, but it doesn't work that well for me.

Overall it does the job but not as long as Hunter OEM parts. I usually get them, but like Prime, I can get them in a day or two instead of waiting for my Hunter rep. They also feel a little softer, so they're a little lighter on wheels. I teach cars in high school, and one head is usually enough for a year of bullying.

Mounted a tire changer bar for use with a manual tire changer with this product. Works almost as well as an air changer and for the total cost of the tools I have it only blows my mind the few times I use it. I can't tell how it works with the tool provided, but if you want to create a custom duckhead tire changer, this will work for you.

Made from incredibly durable plastic. I installed it on a 3 foot 3/4" square tube to change motorcycle tires when I hand change tires from Harbor Freight. It works exactly as intended and works very well in my configuration. I just need to practice to get mine Perfecting technique and making tire changes a lot easier Again this is a really strong plastic I put a lot of pressure on this thing and it didn't show any damage nor did it scratch the wheel at all.

Bought this because I saw Youtube. I attached it to the rod through the screw holes. You can then use it on many home or portable car or motorcycle tire changers such as Harbor Freight. It works exactly as it is designed for a true motorized tire changer, but you simply rotate the device around the rim using the pole and center pole of the home tire changer. This device is also sometimes referred to as a "platypus". It works better than most similar devices.