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Tire machines & wheel balancers

Tire changing machines and wheel balancers for professional garages, tire service centers, and new tire shops. Compare the equipment below, read our buying guide, and request your price.

Tire changers, wheel balancers, lifts & compressors

The TD equipment lineup, with prices in USD. Shipping charges are determined by destination. You can also view the streamlined tire equipment & shop tools catalog.

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Red TD810 tire changer machine

TD810 Tire Changer

$94.21* + tax

Due every week

The TD810 tire changer is a practical option for automotive tire shops and service businesses looking for dependable tire-changing equipment at a competitive price.

  • Outside clamping range: 12"–22"
  • Inside clamping range: 14"–24"
  • Built-in bead blaster
TD830 tire changer with dual assist arms

TD830 Tire Changer

$124.50* + tax

Due every week

Step up to the TD830 tire changer, featuring dual assist arms and a built-in bead blaster for additional tire-changing capabilities.

  • Outside clamping range: 12"–22"
  • Inside clamping range: 14"–24"
  • Dual assist arms
  • Built-in bead blaster
Red TD700 wheel balancer machine

TD700 Wheel Balancer

$81.23* + tax

Due every week

The TD700 wheel balancer accommodates wheels up to 35 inches tall and 12 inches wide, providing precise wheel balancing for automotive tire service operations.

  • Maximum wheel diameter: 35"
  • Maximum wheel width: 12"
  • Measuring time: 7 seconds
  • Balancing accuracy: ±1g
  • Power supply: 120V, single-phase
  • Balancing speed: 180 RPM
Red TD11000 two-post automotive lift with yellow arms

TD11000 Two-Post Automotive Lift

$141.81* + tax

Due every week

The TD11000 heavy-duty two-post automotive lift offers an 11,000-pound lifting capacity for appropriately rated automotive lifting applications.

  • Lifting capacity: 11,000 lbs (5,000 kg)
  • Maximum lifting height: 70.75" (1,800 mm)
  • Motor: 220VAC / 60Hz / single-phase / 2.2kW
  • Drive-through clearance: 94.5" (2,400 mm)
TD80GAL 80-gallon vertical air compressor

TD80GAL 80-Gallon Air Compressor

$107.19* + tax

Due every week

The TD80GAL is an 80-gallon, oil-free, two-stage air compressor designed for shop air applications.

  • Tank capacity: 80 gallons
  • Motor: 6.5 HP
  • Air delivery: 15.5 SCFM at 90 PSI
  • Two-stage design
  • Maximum working pressure: 145 PSI
  • Power: 220V / 60Hz / single-phase
  • Net weight: 264.6 lbs (120 kg)
  • Oil-free operation

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Choosing the right tire machine

The best tire machine depends on several factors, including:

  • Number of vehicles serviced each day
  • Passenger car, SUV, truck, or commercial tire applications
  • Wheel sizes you plan to service
  • Budget
  • Available shop space
  • Desired level of automation
  • Future business growth

Our team can help you think through which tire changer and wheel balancer fits your business needs and budget.

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Starting a tire shop: equipment checklist

New shop owners commonly plan for:

  • Tire changer
  • Wheel balancer
  • Air compressor
  • Tire inflator
  • Impact wrench
  • Jack and jack stands
  • Lift (optional)
  • Tire repair tools
  • Wheel weights
  • Tire pressure equipment

Popular tire machine brands

Below are some of the best-known brands in the tire service industry. This is general information to help you research; these are not the products TD Tires lists on this page.

  • Hunter tire machines

    Hunter Engineering is known worldwide for tire changers, wheel balancers, and alignment equipment. Hunter machines are commonly found in dealerships, national tire chains, and high-volume repair shops.

  • Coats tire machines

    Coats has been one of the best-known names in tire service equipment for decades.

  • Ranger tire machines

    Ranger tire machines are designed to deliver professional performance at an affordable price.

  • Atlas tire machines

    Atlas equipment is recognized for dependable operation, straightforward maintenance, and competitive pricing.

  • Corghi tire machines

    Corghi is an Italian manufacturer known for innovation in tire changing technology.

  • Giuliano tire machines

    Giuliano produces European tire service equipment, including tire changers designed for precision, efficiency, and durability.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best tire changer?

The best tire changer depends on your budget and the types of vehicles you service. If you work on luxury wheels or run a high-volume shop, a leverless or touchless tire changer may be the best investment.

How much does a tire machine cost?

TD Tires currently lists the TD810 tire changer at $2,199 and the TD830 tire changer at $2,899. The TD700 wheel balancer is $1,899, and the TD810 + TD700 combo is $3,798. Shipping charges are determined by destination.

Is lease-to-own available for tire machines?

Lease-to-own options may be available through Progressive Leasing for eligible customers and equipment. Lease-to-own is not a loan or traditional financing, approval is not guaranteed, and eligibility for specific equipment is confirmed before you rely on it. Ask us when you request your price.

Can I get lease-to-own options for a tire machine and a wheel balancer together?

Ask us. Eligibility and terms are determined by Progressive Leasing, and we confirm what applies to the equipment you want before any order is placed.

What wheel balancer should I buy?

The right wheel balancer depends on your workload. Standard computerized wheel balancers suit most passenger vehicles, while commercial or heavy-duty balancers are better suited to trucks, vans, and fleet vehicles. The TD700 listed above handles wheels up to 35 inches in diameter and 12 inches wide.

What equipment do I need to start a tire shop?

Most new shops start with a tire changer, wheel balancer, air compressor, tire inflator, impact wrench, jack and jack stands, tire repair tools, wheel weights, and tire pressure equipment. A lift is optional. See the full checklist above.

Do you offer equipment packages?

Yes. The TD810 + TD700 combo pairs one tire changer with one wheel balancer, and we can quote other equipment together on request.

What is included in a tire machine package?

The TD810 + TD700 combo includes one TD810 tire changer and one TD700 wheel balancer. For anything else you want to add, tell us in the request form and we will quote it.

Do you sell equipment for commercial tires?

The tire changers listed here clamp wheels from 12 to 22 inches on the outside and 14 to 24 inches on the inside. Tell us the wheel sizes you service and we will help you check whether a listed machine fits.

Do you ship tire machines nationwide?

Yes. TD Tires ships equipment to customers throughout the United States. Shipping charges are determined by destination, and we confirm them when we send your price.

How long does shipping take?

Timing depends on the equipment and your destination. We confirm the details when we send your quote and do not promise delivery dates in advance.

What brands of tire machines do you offer?

The equipment TD Tires currently lists is the TD810 and TD830 tire changers, the TD700 wheel balancer, the TD11000 two-post lift, and the TD80GAL air compressor. The brand names above are general information and are not products we are listing here.

Can I buy equipment online?

Request your price using the form on this page. Our team contacts you to confirm the equipment, price, and delivery details.

Lease-to-own

Lease-to-own with Progressive Leasing

Lease-to-own options may be available through Progressive Leasing for eligible customers. Lease-to-own is not a loan or traditional financing, approval is not guaranteed, and eligibility for specific equipment is subject to confirmation. Applying is optional. You apply on Progressive Leasing's own site, and TD Tires follows up with you either way.

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