LC890S semi-automatic tyre changer, 11 to 26 inches
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Semi-automatic and automatic car tyre changers for 10 to 26-inch rims: 230 V models for the workshop, variable-speed CVT versions, kits with a 3rd arm for run-flat and low-profile tyres, motorcycle tyre changers and tyre spreaders for repairs. 2-year legal guarantee, backed by our after-sales service.
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In stockBuying guide
A car tyre changer is used to remove and fit tyres on light vehicles in the workshop. This category offers a semi-automatic model for 11 to 26-inch rims and several automatic models fitted with a 3rd arm, including CVT versions with variable rotation speed. These machines are intended for garages, tyre centres and workshops that regularly work on car wheels.
Check that the clamping range covers the wheels you handle: the models offered accept 10 to 23 inches or 11 to 26 inches, depending on the model.
On a semi-automatic model, the operator makes some of the tool positioning adjustments themselves. An automatic model reduces this handling, which is useful when working on one wheel after another.
The 3rd arm helps to press down the tyre bead during fitting and removal. It makes working on low-profile and run-flat tyres, which are stiffer, easier.
CVT versions allow the rotation speed of the turntable to be varied. A slow speed helps control delicate steps, while a faster speed speeds up simple operations.
See the product page for the required electrical voltage and the compressed air pressure needed for bead breaking and rim clamping.
If you regularly fit low-profile or run-flat tyres, a third arm makes the work considerably easier and reduces effort. For occasional standard tyres, a model without assistance may be sufficient.
Use the protectors provided for the mounting tools and clamping jaws, and check their condition regularly. Working at low speed on tricky sections also reduces the risk of scratches.
These values indicate the range of rim diameters the machine can clamp. Choose a range that covers the smallest and largest wheels you encounter in your workshop.
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