Product Summary

Micro Sprint

  • Engineered to bread down 10" tires on aluminum and steel wheels
  • Tool is ideal for micro sprint applications
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #53000
BrandMPD Racing
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MPD Racing 53000 Details

This portable tool easily breaks down 10" tires on aluminum and steel wheels. Perfect for micro sprint applications.

MPD Racing 53000 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #53000
BrandMPD Racing
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Ratings & Reviews

2.5

2 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product for its quality, practicality, and how it notably saves time and money. Many have used it satisfactorily for changing tires, emphasizing its smooth operation and robust performance. However, some customers experienced difficulties with the product's claimed compatibility, particularly with tires larger than 10 inches. Upon alteration, the product's functionality improved, but it couldn't surpass particularly stubborn beads. Compared to competitors, our tool offers solid functionality, but attention towards fit for larger tires could increase satisfaction.

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Quality tool. Saves time and money

4.0

10 years ago

Lazzzy8

Long Beach, MS

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I have already used it to change a few tires and it works great.

Would Recommend

for the price it sure was a dissapointment

1.0

11 years ago

webbkraft

West Valley, Utah

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The CENTER BAR is labeled "FOR 10" INCH TIRES. I coudn't get it to work at their 11 & 3/4 inch length with a few pounds in the tire. I cut the center bar down to just under 10" which made some positive difference but still it wouldn't break the bead on my micro.

Would Not Recommend

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Questions & Answers

1 Question • 1 Answer

I have rims size 13x8 small Monster Mini Mustang 4 Clylinder. We have an option to run 8" or 10" tires and I'm trying to see if this bead breaker will work on the 8" rims?

by Carly

• 8 years ago

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