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Break Tire Bead

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What happens here

The first step involves using a specialized 'bead breaker' tool. Position the bead breaker's foot against the tire sidewall, right at the bead line, and secure its claw over the rim's edge. Attach an impact wrench to the tool's drive shaft and activate it. The impact wrench's hammering motion drives a wedge into the tire, separating the bead from the rim. Repeat this process around the entire circumference of the tire, repositioning the tool as needed, until the bead is completely broken from one side of the rim. This method is effective even for large agricultural tires or those with rusted beads, thanks to the impact motion.

Goal: Separate the tire bead from the rim.

Tools and materials

  • Bead Breaker Pneu-Tek — Separating the tire bead from the rim
  • Gloves — Protecting hands during tool operation and tire handling
  • Impact Wrench Milwaukee — Driving the bead breaker with powerful impact force
  • Rim — The wheel assembly from which the tire is being removed
  • Tire — The object being demounted from its rim

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Justin, what are we looking at with this now? >> We're looking at our bead breaker. Runs on impact. Locks it in. Pushes it off. That'll do all the way up to your big ag tires, even if they're rusted on. Because you're using that impact, you got all that hammering motion. So, once you break the bead, you got to pull the tire off the rim. This is our tool for coming off the rim.

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