Coats and Hunter pry bars
Moto Grip
The tighter-fit option, with long coverage and a directional tread pattern.
The largest independent tire retailer in the country uses it.
See Moto Grip
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the bar.
Keep control.
Three purpose-built grips for pry bars and bead-breaker handles. Choose by tool, then confirm the fit.
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Coats and Hunter fitUniversal pry-bar optionShovel-handle fitMade in USA
The part everybody grabs
The tire bar finally gets a handle.
A bare tire bar or bead-breaker handle gives the hand smooth steel, shop grime, and little forgiveness. Each grip adds a defined contact surface without replacing the tool.
- More texture
- Raised tread gives the hand a defined surface.
- The right shape
- Choose by pry bar or shovel-handle bead breaker.
- Less improvising
- No tape wrap. No loose add-on handle.
Start with the tool
One shop.
Three grips.
Moto Grip and Bead Biter cover pry bars. Max Grip belongs on a tire changer's shovel-handle bead breaker.
Universal pry-bar option
Bead Biter
The standard tire-bar choice for shops that are not matching a Coats or Hunter fit.
See Bead BiterShovel-handle bead breakers
Max Grip
A short, closed-end grip with a wide flange for the bead-breaker handle on a tire changing machine. It is a different tool category from the two pry-bar grips above.
See Max Grip
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See one shop put a grip on every bar.
Control near finished wheels
A steadier hold matters where a slip gets expensive.
A grip adds a defined contact surface between the hand and the tool. It does not replace proper technique, but it gives the tech more to hold than bare steel when working near a finished wheel.
Fitment before checkout
Know which grip goes where.
Which pry-bar grip do I need?
Moto Grip is the tighter-fit option for Coats and Hunter tire bars. Bead Biter is the universal pry-bar option for other standard tire bars.
What is Max Grip for?
Max Grip is the short, closed-end grip for a tire changing machine with a shovel-handle bead breaker. It is not a pry-bar grip.
Will it fit my exact machine?
Machine model matters. Put the make and model in the sample request, or include a photo of the handle, so CHAOS can confirm the fit before you order.
Does a grip prevent wheel damage?
No grip can prevent damage by itself. Proper technique still matters. The added contact surface is there to help the tech keep a steadier hold near the wheel.
Where can I get each grip?
Use the separate Moto Grip, Bead Biter, and Max Grip links above, or request a shop sample if you want to confirm fit first.
Your tire bar is already in the shop.