If this sounds obvious then I apologise but all to often the videos on u-tube make it look too easy and you jump in expecting the same, get stuck, then frustrated and it all becomes a mess and very stressful. At least when they're new, it would be simply amazing that anything could puncture either one out in the outback. This tool is stable, easy to use due to the geared leverage, and breaks down for a compact road trip worthy carrying tool. Designed, created, manufactured and sourced quality products with the goal to make your off-road experience better.

But, to mess around with this at home, where I have at least SOME of the tools needed for this kind of work, is not too bad. I'm not looking forward to mounting that back one in the comfort of my own home and garage much less even thinking about doing it in the outback someplace in the middle of nowhere. There are a bunch of expensive trail oriented pumps that look like modded versions of this cheap import. But you need to have the space in your bag for both the tire irons and the Baja No Pinch disassembled.

pounds and conveniently breaks down into a few compact parts, with the longest part measuring just 12 inches.

The Tool is constructed to be both light weight and strong, and can easily be carried in your travel pack. If you are doing the tyre change for the first time then give yourself a day or two and try this before mounting the new tyre. Since the tool is pushing from the center of the wheel, it doesn't try to flip the wheel off the bucket. I would like to see that tool actually mounting the Dunlop TMM tire and see what kind of effort has to be applied, vs that soft thing he's working on.You still have to remove the tire with spoons, but getting the new tire on with a tube inside is a low stress situation with this tool. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Once I had that figured out, the process sped up quite a bit, and I had the first side of the tire mounted up.

But since both hands are used when handling the Baja No Pinch, you need a bead buddy to hold down the bead on the opposite side of the tire that you are working on. AMERICAN GRADE QUALITY - Designed in Southern California, we use aircraft grade aluminum alloy and black oxide treated steel. Note: the 17mm sleeve is perfectly designed to screw in and replace the 20mm shaft that comes with the Baja Tool and the 25mm sleeve is meant to fit over the original 20mm shaft. AMERICAN GRADE QUALITY - Crafted with excellence in Southern California, our tire mounting tools are built to last.pounds and breaks down into a few parts (the longest part being 12 inches) and it can easily roll into your trail bag or fanny pack.