Tire Levers 600mm - 5-14-931-600
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Tire Mounting Iron 600 mm
For passenger and delivery vehicle tires | Corrosion-protected | Profiled ends | Sold per piece
The 600 mm tire mounting iron is built for working with passenger and delivery vehicle tires. It's precisely finished and correctly profiled, with the whole tool protected against corrosion.
What this mounting iron is for
A mounting iron is used to lever a tire off the rim and to work it back on during mounting, using the shaped end as leverage inserted between the tire and the rim. The correctly profiled ends make it easier to find the gap between tire and rim without risking damage to the rim, and to keep a secure grip while working the iron around the wheel's circumference. At 600 mm, this is the longest version in the range, giving the most leverage — it suits tires with a particularly stiff sidewall and situations where shorter irons would need more hand strength. The corrosion protection shields the tool's surface from rust caused by contact with mounting lubricant, moisture, and the general grime typical of workshop use, which extends the iron's working life.
Product features
Accurately shaped working profile.
Comfortable to work with against the tire.
Resists rust and moisture.
600 mm — maximum leverage in this range.
Technical data
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | 14-931-600 |
| Type | Tire mounting iron |
| Application | Passenger and delivery vehicles |
| Surface protection | Anti-corrosion |
| Ends | Profiled |
| Overall length | 600 mm |
| Sold as | 1 piece |
Applications
- Mounting and demounting passenger car tires
- Mounting and demounting delivery vehicle tires
- Tire repair and service workshops
- Tires with a particularly stiff sidewall needing the most leverage in this range
Mounting iron range
This iron is part of a range of mounting tools available in lengths from 300 mm to 600 mm, chosen based on wheel size and the leverage needed.
Frequently asked questions
How does the 600 mm iron differ from the shorter versions in Our range?
All the irons in the range share the same profiled ends and corrosion protection, but differ in the length of the lever arm — 600 mm is the longest version, giving the most force when levering a tire, at the cost of needing more working space around the wheel.
What tires does the 600 mm iron suit?
This version works well for passenger and delivery vehicle tires with a particularly stiff sidewall, where shorter irons from the same range would need more hand strength.
Are other lengths of this iron available?
Yes, the mounting iron is available in a range from 300 mm to 600 mm — shorter versions are easier to use in tighter spaces, while 600 mm gives the most leverage in this range.
How does the corrosion protection affect the iron's durability?
It limits rust forming on the tool's surface from regular contact with mounting lubricant and moisture, keeping the iron working well over a longer period of workshop use.