Tire lift
Modern wheel assemblies should lift effectively and ergonomically. Using a tire gripper makes it easy to lift tires. Lifts All offers several types of lifting tools that enable you to effortlessly remove wheels, move them to the desired position and mount or stack them.
Manual tire changing is strenuous
Manually removing and replacing a tire is physically demanding, as heavy lifting puts a strain on your arms, neck and shoulders. It is estimated that a tire-changing mechanic may lift up to four tons per day during the tire-changing season in the spring and fall. The work is usually manual and these mechanics need to bend down several times to lift, roll and mount the tires. This is a classic ergonomics problem, one which in the long term can lead to wear-and-tear injuries.
Reduced risk of wear and tear injuries
Using a tire-lifting tool is a great way to reduce the risk of work-related injuries and incidents. Powered by a pneumatic cylinder, the tool grips the tire securely before taking on its weight and making it completely weightless. Lifting capacity has been calibrated in the cylinder to lift the load. This means that instead of lifting heavy tires and wheels manually, the mechanic can use the leverage created by the tool. Raise the tire up, adjust its position and mount it without strenuous lifting – a job that requires both time and effort is now quick and easy.