Do not know about the little one but I have the full size one and have dismounted quite a few, most were on wheels with junk tires that I wanted to save the wheels, Works ok with passenger type tires but not heavy enough for heavy truck tires oe at least I did not have enough strength for them. The built in bead breaker tho is usless but I have axcess to one of the type shown to use so I would sujest geting the small one shown as well at the same time. When I bought mine they had a tire spreader attachment for it that I wanted, did not have the money at the time, year later whent back to get it, discontinued. That is why I say get the bead breaker and any other tools for it that you think you might ever need at the same time as if you don't they may be no longer avaible when you decide you need them. On mine that tire spreader that I wanted but was no longer avaible, A friend does some junking and a couple of weeks later he stoped by and he just happened to have one on his truck that he got with a load of scrap so got one for nuthing. Most of his junking is water heaters, refrigerators and stoves and the like, no machinery.
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