Enhanced Efficiency with Ken-Tool 35110 Tire 🔧 Knocker: A Proven Solution for Checking Tire Pressure Review

Nice looking with nice finish. As others have said, if a tire crashes into my house in the middle of the night, it's going to take a good hit. I don't want to be on the receiving end of this case. It is durable and feels good in the hand. I will learn how to use it on my trailer tires.

Nice wood texture for our times. Not like hickory in the 1950s though. It's not "convincing" yet, but it's a very desirable accessory for a truck. The tires are good, the times in our area are good, so everything is good. The most uncomfortable moment was pulling the label off the hammer. The best results I can recommend to buyers is good old Ronsonol lighter fluid on a soft cloth. Rub gently until you reach the wood finish. Then apply some oil/furniture polish to the affected area. Avoid…

If you need something that can knock tires or anything else in an emergency, this is fine. The wood is hard and I think it's hickory - DIFFERENT and keeps ticking! It won't break in half even if you try bouncing it up and down the curb (unless you weigh 500 pounds - but even then, I doubt it). As other reviewers point out, if you plan on using it as a self-defense tool, you should know your state's laws. I have rather small hands and the handle might be a bit thick for my hand; However, the…

Why on earth break a tire? This hammer is made from hickory and is quite powerful. Now I have the choice between my pepper spray or this tire hammer when cycling. My pepper spray has a range of 10 feet and must be aimed at the attacker's eyes; So pepper spray has a range advantage, but you have to be accurate. For pure intimidation and melee combat, the hammer comes out on top. The hammer is so powerful and heavy that I would hesitate to use it for fear of doing fatal damage. Since my pepper…

This tool you keep in your car to check tire pressure is advertised. But people also buy these for personal protection in the car or even at home. What you buy and keep is your choice. Just be sure to check your local club's gun laws. The tool itself is just a hard wooden stick that's fairly light, but when used as a tire hammer or as a bludgeon it can pack a punch. The only complaints I have about the design are that it has small indentations on either end. I can easily get Wood Filler to take