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30" SINGLE-END DROP CENTER - Ken-Tool

Part #: 33024

The Ken-Tool 33024 30" Single-End Drop Center tire tool is engineered for professional technicians requiring robust leverage for servicing demanding tire applications. This heavy-duty tool provides the necessary strength and precision for efficient mounting and demounting of large commercial and industrial tires, streamlining maintenance tasks in busy workshops. Its specialized design aids in effective bead manipulation without causing damage to tires or rims.

Key Features

  • Extended Leverage: At 30 inches in length, this tool offers significant leverage, reducing effort required for tough tire beads.
  • Single-End Drop Center Design: Optimized shape specifically designed to work with drop center wheels, facilitating easier bead removal and installation.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from high-grade steel, ensuring exceptional durability and resistance to bending or breaking under heavy use.
  • Non-Marring Spoon End: The carefully crafted spoon end geometry allows for effective tire bead manipulation while minimizing the risk of damage to expensive tires and rims.
  • Industrial Durability: Built to withstand the rigorous demands of daily use in professional automotive and industrial service environments.

Applications

The Ken-Tool 33024 is purpose-built for tackling a range of heavy-duty tire service applications. It is particularly effective for large truck, bus, and off-road vehicle tires, where significant force and precise control are essential. Mechanics also utilize this tool for agricultural tractor tires and certain aircraft tire assemblies, making it a versatile addition to any professional toolkit handling large-scale wheel and tire maintenance.

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  • Model: 251528
  • Shipping Weight: 3.4lbs
  • Manufacturers Part #: 33024
  • Manufactured by: Ken-Tool
  • Also Known As: KTL-33024, KEN33024

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 17 July, 2017.