Tire Changers

Keep Your Shop Running Efficiently and Reliably With Our Tire-Changing Machines!

Every shop needs speed and precision. A quality tire changer lets you swap tires quickly, reduce manual strain, and prevent costly damage to rims. Whether you’re handling daily customer work in a busy auto shop or upgrading your home garage, this is an investment in efficiency. 

Here at My Garage Supplies, we’ve built our reputation as the go-to source for premium vehicle service equipment. We understand that buying these machines isn’t something to be taken lightly, and have sourced the premier lineup of equipment from trusted industry-leaders like Katool, Atlas, Triumph, and Tuxedo.

More importantly, we back your experience with world-class customer service from A to Z. You can always get in touch with our experts for guidance on choosing between a swing-arm and tilt-back model, or tips on when a combo with a wheel balancer saves you money long-term.

Whether you’re looking to bring a new tire-changing machine into your shop or you want a car lift for garage, a wheel balancer machine, or even a tire changer and balancer combo, your search ends here at My Garage Supplies. Shop now or get in touch for one-on-one support!

Which of These Tire Changers Best Suit Your Garage?

Selecting the right machine depends on your setup, your workflow, and the types of vehicles you service. We’re here to take the stress out of shopping for tire-changing machines with some helpful tips and recommendations.

High-volume auto shops need the utmost speed and power to keep up with daily demand. That’s why we suggest you look at the Katool KT-T850 or Atlas TC289. These systems also have assist arms to handle stiff sidewalls.

Now, if you’re outfitting a smaller shop or personal garage, models like the Katool KT-T800 give you professional performance at a compact size and accessible price point. They punch well above their weight class.

You should consider consolidating equipment with a tire changer and wheel balancer combo, too. The Katool KT-T835 + KT-B750 brings you the best of both worlds, delivering efficiency and space savings simultaneously. 

Still on the fence? Don’t hesitate to reach out for our expertise. Get in touch today, and we’ll help match you with the perfect machine for your needs. Shop our collection now or get personalized guidance towards what will work best in your garage!

Frequently asked questions?

How does a tire-changing machine work?

It uses powered clamps, bead breakers, and a rotating turntable to remove and mount tires on wheels - in turn reducing manual effort and preventing rim damage compared to hand tools.

What are the common problems with tire changers?

We see worn clamp jaws, leaking air lines, or misaligned bead breakers all the time. We’ve curated a collection that is less prone to these problems, but proper maintenance can also help you avoid them.

What are the alternatives to using a tire changer?

The only alternative is changing tires manually with tire irons. This is slower, riskier for rims, and not practical for shops handling multiple vehicles per day.

What are the different types of tire changers?

You’ll find tire-changing machines in swing-arm, tilt-back, and leverless styles. Swing-arm models are affordable and compact, tilt-back units are faster, and leverless systems are designed for specialty or high-performance wheels.

Can I change motorcycle tires with these machines?

Yes, many machines in our collection are versatile enough to support motorcycle adapters. Just reach out if this is your use case. We’ll point you to compatible models.

Do I need an air compressor to operate the machine?

Most of the time, yes. This is to power bead breakers and assist arms. Check each product’s requirements before purchase.

How do I install a tire-changing machine and train employees on usage?

Installation typically involves anchoring the machine, connecting air and power, and calibrating the clamps. Most suppliers include manuals and setup guides, and our team can help you with training resources.

How to maintain a tire-changing machine?

Keep moving parts lubricated, inspect air lines regularly, and replace worn pads and jaws. Following the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule keeps your investment turning an ROI for years to come - while keeping your system safe, too!