Strongman Tire - Custom/DIY
A heavy-duty tire used for strongman-style flips, designed to build full-body strength, power, and conditioning. A staple for functional training, strongman prep, and rugged garage or outdoor gym setups.
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Strongman Tire - Custom/DIY Reviews
Based on 15 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Custom/DIY Strongman Tire - Custom/DIY have an average rating of 4.78 out of 5. They're currently the #17 most-owned Strongman on Gym Radar, with 24 home gyms reporting ownership.
15 Reviews
Performance
4.60 / 5
Build Quality
4.80 / 5
Value
4.93 / 5
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(5.00)
I have a 600lb tire and four 200lb tires sitting in the backyard, I will eventually set up a rig and other things in my backyard for outdoor workouts
(5.00)
FOUND MINE AT A TOWING PLACE LOCALLY AT METRO TOWING AND STILL HAS THE RIM HAS CLOSE 300LBS IN WEIGHT SUPER HEAVY AT LEAST FOR ME LMAO COMPARED TO SOME HEAVY LIFTERS HERE WITH GYM RADAR BUT DEFINITELY FUN
(5.00)
Whilst its not in the gym theres a building site out the back of my house which i have a few of the bulky items.
(5.00)
Have a couple of these and they all work great for flipping. Hammer slams are fun too and it’s just a great way to build some real strength.
(5.00)
Was able to go to a local rubber crumb manufacturer who makes rubber crumb for turf and they gave me 7 tires from 250lb - 770 for free
(4.33)
None currently in the gym but I've found my new local source. Unfortunately I am limited on space and the biggest downside of tires is how much space they take up, especially when you are trying to find the right weight. Upside is they are free.
(4.33)
Used these on some deadlifts at Massenomics gym.
They don’t add a lot to the lift but they look super cool!
(5.00)
Paid $20 for a 200lb tire and well it can be useful but you don’t seem them much anymore in strongman competitions.
(5.00)
When you know people who re-tread tires you can get your pick. The pain is having to explain to people who don’t understand why their are random tires laying around the gym.
(5.00)
I presently have two tires in the backyard that my boys use. One day, I will have grass back there again. My son also enjoys taking a sledgehammer to them. I also highly recommend drilling holes in the bottom, which will help you avoid hot brown water splashing on you during the first flips after a rainy day. Also who knew you could turn tires into a table for a graduation party.