Tuxedo TS-250 Tire Spreader

When you’re chasing a slow leak, patching a puncture, or inspecting sidewall damage, the hardest part is often the simplest: actually seeing what’s going on inside the tire. The Tuxedo TS-250 Tire Spreader opens the bead area to give you a clear view and better access—so repairs are faster, inspections are more accurate, and you’re not fighting the casing with one hand while trying to work with the other.

Designed for everyday wheel service, the TS-250 handles a wide range of passenger and light truck tires, clamping securely and spreading smoothly to create the working space you need. It’s a straightforward tool that earns its keep quickly: less struggle, better visibility, cleaner repairs.

Key Highlights

• Better Visibility, Better Repairs: Spreads the tire to expose the inner liner for faster leak detection and patch work.
• Wide Tire Coverage: Supports tires from 145–350 mm (5-11/16"–13-3/4").
• Wheel Service Essential: Ideal for puncture repair, internal inspection, and general tire servicing.
• Shop-Friendly Footprint: Compact size makes it easy to place near your tire machine or repair station.

How You’ll Use It (Everyday Workflow)

• Place the tire on the spreader and secure it in position.
• Spread the tire to open the working area and expose the inner liner.
• Inspect for punctures, nails, sidewall issues, or liner damage.
• Perform your patch/plug repair with clear access, then recheck before reassembly.

Specifications

Bottom Line

The Tuxedo TS-250 is a must-have for any shop doing tire repairs the right way. It gives you the access and visibility needed to inspect and patch efficiently—turning a frustrating job into a clean, confident workflow.

Warranty

Tuxedo covers this product with a 5-year structural warranty and a 1-year electrical, hydraulic, and parts warranty. Tuxedo pays shipping on warranty parts for the first 30 days; wear items are excluded. Cylinders found defective in the first 30 days are replaced outright (seal kits are supplied after that window). Inspect the shipment before signing the delivery ticket — any damage or shortage must be noted on the ticket and reported within 72 hours of delivery.