Ken Tool
Ken Tool 31439 Bead Seater 22.5 24.5
One-piece rubber tube seats beads on 22.5 and 24.5 truck tires during inflation
- One-piece rubber tube seats stubborn truck tire beads
- Fits 22.5 and 24.5 inch wheel sizes for versatility
- Lubricated seal lets air pressure pop beads into flange
- Slides off automatically once proper inflation pressure is reached
- Made in the United States with no batteries required
Ken Tool 31439 Bead Seater
The Ken Tool 31439 is a one-piece rubber tube designed for mounting hard-to-seat radial, bias-belted, or conventional truck tires. As the tire inflates, the lubricated tube forms a seal between the rim and tire, allowing air pressure to force the beads into the rim flange. Once proper pressure is reached, the bead seater slides out and over the rim automatically.
Fits 22.5 and 24.5 inch wheels
This bead seater replaces manual methods of seating stubborn tire beads on commercial truck wheels sized 22.5 and 24.5 inches. The jump is worth it when inflation alone cannot overcome the friction between a dry bead and the rim flange, reducing effort and the risk of bead damage during mounting.
For commercial tire service
This tool suits technicians mounting truck tires on 22.5 or 24.5 inch rims who need a reliable mechanical aid for difficult beads. Shops working exclusively with passenger car or light truck wheels, or those requiring a metal bead bazooka style tank, should look at other equipment types.
Highlights
- One-piece rubber tube seats stubborn truck tire beads
- Fits 22.5 and 24.5 inch wheel sizes for versatility
- Lubricated seal lets air pressure pop beads into flange
- Slides off automatically once proper inflation pressure is reached
- Made in the United States with no batteries required
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What rim diameters does the 31439 bead seater fit?
The one-piece rubber tube is made for 22.5 and 24.5 inch truck rims.
How is the bead seater positioned during inflation?
Lubricate the tube, place it between the tire bead and rim flange, then inflate; the seater slides out once the beads seat.
Does the rubber tube wear out and need replacement?
The rubber tube is a consumable item; inspect it for cuts or loss of elasticity and replace when it no longer seals.
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