Tire Changers for Professional Auto Shops
Daytona Automotive Equipment offers professional tire changers for repair shops, tire centers, fleets and powersports dealers across the US and Canada. Compare swing-arm, tilt-back and motorcycle models, from the TC-880 to the heavy duty TC-890T, backed by the 5-2-1 limited warranty. Need help choosing? Contact Daytona.
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What is the difference between a swing-arm and a tilt-back tire changer?
A swing-arm tire changer uses a mount-demount head that swings horizontally out of the way to load a wheel, while a tilt-back tire changer pivots the entire tower backward so the head moves with the column. Tilt-back machines like the TC-890T are typically faster to set up between wheels and easier on operators handling stiff or low-profile sidewalls. Swing-arm models such as the TC-880 remain a reliable, cost-effective choice for general automotive service.
What size tires can a Daytona tire changer handle?
Maximum tire diameter ranges from 37 inches on the motorcycle-dedicated TC-806M up to 42 inches on the heavy duty TC-890T. Outside clamping ranges run from 10 to 28 inches across the automotive lineup, covering the vast majority of passenger car, light truck, and SUV wheels. Confirm the clamping range against your most common rim sizes before selecting a model.
Can a tire changer handle low-profile or run-flat tires?
What power and air supply does a tire changer need?
Daytona automotive tire changers (TC-880, TC-890, TC-890T) operate on 120V single-phase 60Hz power with a 1.5 HP motor and a 20A circuit. They also require a connected shop air compressor to power the bead breaker and bead seating jets. The TC-806M motorcycle tire changer operates on 110/220V. Confirm your shop’s electrical and pneumatic supply before installation.
Do I need a separate wheel balancer to go with my tire changer?
Yes. A tire changer mounts and demounts tires, but it does not balance them. To deliver a complete tire service, most shops pair a tire changer with a wheel balancer. Daytona offers a full lineup of automotive and motorcycle balancers that integrate well with our tire changer machines.
Which tire changer is best for a high-volume shop?
High-volume tire shops generally benefit from a tilt-back design with pneumatic locking and larger clamping range. The TC-890T is Daytona’s flagship heavy duty tilt-back tire changer, built to service everything from compact passenger tires up to 42-inch oversized wheels with reduced operator fatigue.
Does Daytona offer a motorcycle tire changer?
Yes. The TC-806M is a dedicated motorcycle tire changer with specialized clamping designed for delicate alloy motorcycle rims. It supports a 6 to 24 inch clamping range, 3 to 12 inch rim widths, and delivers 2,500 kg of bead breaking force for stubborn motorcycle tires.
How long do Daytona tire changers last and what does the warranty cover?
Daytona tire changers are built with heavy-gauge steel and commercial-grade components for years of professional shop use. They are backed by Daytona’s 5-2-1 limited warranty: 5 years on structural components, 2 years on power units, and 1 year on other non-wearing parts. Wearing parts and electronic components are excluded. Equipment is intended for indoor use only.
How do I request pricing or availability?
Daytona uses a quote-based B2B model and works through a network of authorized distributors and installers across the US and Canada. For pricing, availability, or help choosing the right tire changer machine, contact Daytona Automotive Equipment.