Wheel Scoop / Tire Lever Art-Pol 02256, length 600 mm

Art-Pol Wheel Scoop (length 600 mm) is a manual wheel-handling tool designed to assist technicians in lifting, positioning and rolling vehicle wheels and tires in garages, service bays and storage areas. The rigid 600 mm shaft gives mechanical advantage to reduce bending and awkward handling during routine tyre and wheel tasks while maintaining direct manual control. This model is intended for workshop environments where simple, robust equipment is required for safe wheel movement and workplace ergonomics.

Advantages

The 600 mm length provides effective leverage for lifting and tilting wheels without complex mechanisms. Constructed for rigidity, the scoop allows controlled rolling and positioning of wheels on flat surfaces. Its straightforward design makes it easy to use, maintain and store in typical workshop settings. By enabling safer manual handling, the tool helps reduce strain during repetitive wheel movements.

Suitable for

• Moving and positioning car and light-truck wheels in workshops
• Rolling tyres during storage or alignment tasks
• Assisting single technicians when changing or inspecting wheels
• Use in tyre service bays, parts storage and maintenance areas

Key specifications

• Overall length: 600 mm
• Type: manual wheel scoop / tyre lever
• Primary function: lifting, rolling and positioning wheels and tyres
• Intended use environment: garage, workshop, service bay, storage area
• Operation: hand-operated, rigid shaft for leverage and control

How to use

Place the scoop end beneath the wheel rim or tire edge and use the 600 mm shaft to lever the wheel into the desired position. For rolling, engage the rim or tyre with the scoop and guide the wheel while maintaining a secure grip on the handle. Use steady, controlled movements and position your feet and body to maintain balance. Store the scoop on a rack or bench when not in use to keep the workspace clear.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tool regularly for deformation or damage before use. Use the scoop on level, stable surfaces and avoid attempting to lift wheels heavier than what can be safely managed with a hand tool. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety footwear while handling wheels. If a wheel requires mechanical lifting or the load feels unstable, use dedicated lifting equipment or request assistance.