Maxx Tire Changer Master Class

Watch Coats Maxx Tire Changer Master Class on your schedule! Dive into our new Maxx tire changer series and get the inside scoop into the making of the machine as well as live demos of each model.
Maxx Tire Changers embody our quality, durability and ease of use motto when it comes to automotive service equipment. These tire changers also represent Coats' emphasis on customer feedback and needs, which this tire changer series addresses and MORE!
To learn more about the Coats Maxx Series Tire Changer, visit our website: coatscompany.com/product-seri...
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[@johnlynch7990]

I just got a max 70.
What is the cost to upgrade it to the 80.
The 70 is brand new two months ago.

[@user-xf7ph4bc7f]

👍👍👍👍

[@robertminear2718]

Why don't you show inflation operations with beads that have a big gap

[@thecoatscompany]

Hi Robert! This demo was created to show you basic functionality and features of our Maxx line so it was limited due to time to only one or two assemblies. With the dual inflation nozzle and optional auxiliary bead sealer, the Maxx series can seat any tire bead that comes into your shop.

[@jodyjoe757]

Went to the site and there isn't any prices. Makes one wonder🤔 Can I afford it!?

[@thecoatscompany]

If you would like to learn more about pricing please reach out to your local Coats Rep directly or fill out the contact form at coatscompany.com/contact/ Thank you!

[@robertminear2718]

My current machine has a disc that I can pick up the tire with when removing the tire this doesn't

[@thecoatscompany]

Hi Robert! Yes some of our tire changer models do use disc arms to help with bead dismount especially with delicate assemblies such as carbon fiber rims on our APS 3000. Our Maxx series is equipped to handle a wide range of tires and wheels using other helper arms like our robo roller and robo helper arm. If you'd like more information on our changers that utilize a roller, take a look at our APS 3000 demo video or let us know if we can answer any questions!

[@2dogstwodogs458]

You never mentioned the position of the sensor, would it work with the tire in any position with out damaging it? .. thanks

[@thecoatscompany]

The TPMS sensor should be positioned at the 12 o'clock position when starting to loosen the bead. Look at 9:59 in the video.

[@thecoatscompany]

Hi there! Before beginning the dismount process, make sure the TPMS sensor is behind the duckhead. Do the same before you dismount the bottom bead. Then, when mounting the bottom bead of the new tire, position the tire on the wheel with the TPMS sensor located at the traction point or 7 o’ clock. Then, rotate the tabletop and mount the bottom bead. Hope this helps!

[@2dogstwodogs458]

@@thecoatscompany 😉 thank you..