Sorry for your issues, that does not sound like normal operational function. Please contact your local service rep for a quick inspection of your machine at www.hunter.com/contact/

Took me a week..it's simple now and its the best for doing low prifle tires..I've done 22/70/19.5 and put 38/12.5/20 on em wirh out a problem.

Take your time. It's as good as the Revolution but it is not automatic. The fingertip controls take a little practice, but you will get it. For the cost, there isn't a better tire changer out there.

Same here. I work at nissan and mount tires with this machine took me forever to mount and unmount 1 tire. Almost cut my fingers too. Using this machine requires lot of practice.

Yeah I agree. We just bought one. None of the guys use it. They all use the old snap on machine. I tried it, quit after the 1st tire and went over to the old one.

I think the TC39 is better machine. I am also in the market for a new unit for my shop. I played with the Auto34s which was phenomenal but little too pricey. It seems like the TC39 is the closest thing to the Auto34s without the memory function and the sensors for auto indenting

The issue is, you'll never make enough money to pay for it.

@@8SecSleeper I bought the old version.

Lol u don’t wanna know

I have the older tc3900 and it was around $17000 Canadian, so this is probably 20 at least. Maybe 14000usd I'd say.

Your awesome!

Yes but you going to damage the wheels

And you wouldn't have taught anyone to change tires themselves.

and scratched em like hell haha

It's slower process, but if you have to mount tires on McLaren, AMG C63s custom wheels, Bentley and Porsche wheels like me with customers emphasizing "please don't scratch my wheel", a machine like this is worth the slower process. Additional, you're not going to use this machine to mount tires on a Toyota or Kia. You're going to use on more high end cars, with expensive wheels with hard as fuck run flat tires. That's when you charge WELL! to use this machine. I charge $40 (usd) each just to mount, not including balance. I. Not buying a $20,000 machine, using a $3000 compressor, $300 shop jack, $500 air gun, human labor to charge $20 a tire.

I agree, I’m going to try and get our money back for the one we just bought for our shop.

Hello, we're sorry to read about this. What in particular is the most complicated? We pride ourselves In making machines that are fast and easy to use and we get better through technician feedback. KZfaq isn't the best for details, so could you please let our Customer Service department know, via at our website at www.hunter.com/contact/customer-service/ Thank you!