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Wheel Handlers
Remove, repair, move, and install wheels quickly and easily with a selection of high-quality wheel dollies, handlers, and storage racks. These tools save time and energy moving tires of all sizes around the shop while allowing you to make accurate and professional adjustments to get clients back on the road quickly.
Wheel Handler Frequently Asked Questions:
What type of wheels can a handler be used for?
This question helps determine the specific requirements and compatibility of the wheel handler with the tires and wheels in question. Different vehicles and tire sizes may require different types of wheel handlers.
How do wheel handlers safely lift and move wheels, without damaging the wheel or the mechanic?
A wheel handler is used to remove, install, rotate and transport tires and wheel assemblies, which can weigh as much as 50lbs. Users avoid the physical strain of handling these heavy weights, over and over again. Lifting arms help secure tires, wheel assemblies and position tires. Models with built-in pumps allow for hands-free lifting.
What is a safety feature to prevent accidents while using a wheel handler?
Features such as stabilizer bars and safety chains help secure tires, helping to prevent accidents.
Are there maintenance tasks to keep a wheel handler in good working condition?
Wheel handlers should be inspected before every use to check for broken, bent, cracked or damaged parts. General maintenance tasks include adding oil to the hydraulic unit if necessary and lubricating wheels and pivot points to ensure smooth operation.