Tire Changer on 2040-parts.com
Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, US
Unite America Import Tire Changer. Has assist arms for run flat and larger tires. Comes with adapters for smaller rims. The tire changer is 5 years old and used lightly. Works great for all your tire needs.
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