Product Details
Universal 41" Super Duty Tubeless Truck Tire Iron (34647) by Ken-Tool®. Ken-Tool manufacturers the largest and most diverse selection of tire mount/demount irons in the world. From the T45A® and T45AC Classic for standard truck tires, to the Serpent™ and Super Serpent™ Tire Changing Systems for wide-base Super Singles, Ken-Tool makes a tire iron for all your tire changing needs. Use on truck, agricultural, and industrial tires. One-piece manufacturing process and design assures long life and superior performance. Heat-treated for strength. Use in pairs. T45A® is a registered trademark of Ken-Tool.
Specifications
Length: 41" (104cm) |
Stock: 7/8" (22 mm) |
Weight: 7 lbs (3.2 kg) |
Features
- Expertly designed for the tire service industry
- Certified to ISO standards to ensure high quality
- Made with rich manufacturing experience
- Designed to help to get your job done right
- Manufactured utilizing the highest quality materials
- Built to provide exceptional levels of durability
Ken-Tool’s patented designs offer one-piece construction, and assure long life for many tire-changing applications. Tip ends insert easily and will not cut or rip bead or sidewall. These designs make it easier to mount and demount tires without changing the way the tool is used. Mount end: Precision forged knob grips rim. New design won't slip during tire mounting. Special curve design always grabs the bead edge.
The Ken-Tool® history began in 1920 when John A. Kennedy, self-proclaimed tire changing champion of the world, invented the Pacific Rim Tool. This revolutionary tire changing tool, endorsed by the B. F. Goodrich Company, began selling to garages and tire shops throughout the country. Today, Ken-Tool® is the leading manufacturer of tire service tools in the world. Headquartered in Akron, Ohio, Ken-Tool has been providing the tire industry and automotive aftermarket with quality products for over 90 years. Housed in a 75,000 square foot facility, Ken-Tool is a primary engineer of product, with its manufacturing expertise centered around drop hammer, upsetter, and press forging.