| Starting Weight |
100 lbs |
| Maximum Resistance |
160 lbs (includes additional weights) |
| Equipment Included |
Battle Rope ST for varied workouts |
| Dimensions (L Ă— W) |
4' Ă— 5' |
| Total Weight |
330 lbs |
What our Experts Think
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Authentic Tire-Flip Training — Without the Mess: The TireFlip 180 delivers the same explosive, full-body power training as outdoor tire flips but in a clean, controlled, gym-safe format.
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Adjustable & Inclusive: Starts around 100 lb and increases up to roughly 160 lb with added plates—making it effective for beginners through advanced athletes.
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Compact Footprint: Designed to fit in tight training spaces while offering a premium functional-training station that doesn’t dominate the floor.
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Multi-Purpose Functionality: Supports flipping, pushing, pulling, resistance-band work, and battle-rope anchoring—ideal for HIIT circuits and athletic conditioning.
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Commercial-Grade Build: Heavy-duty frame, integrated plate storage, and transport wheels make it durable, stable, and easy to move in any facility.
Q&A
Q: What is the TireFlip 180?
A: A plate-loaded indoor tire-flip machine that replicates real tire flipping in a safer, compact, and gym-friendly design.
Q: What is the starting and maximum resistance?
A: It starts at 100 lb of resistance and can be loaded up to 160 lb using standard Olympic weight plates.
Q: Why choose this over a traditional tire?
A: It provides the same explosive strength and conditioning benefits without the bulk, space requirements, floor damage, or hygiene issues of real tires.
Q: What exercises can I perform?
A: Tire flips, power-drive movements, HIIT circuits, functional strength training, and battle-rope work (rope attachment included).
Q: How much space does it require?
A: Only a 4' Ă— 5' footprint, making it ideal for small gyms, performance centers, and functional training zones.
Q: Is it commercial-grade?
A: Yes. Its heavy-duty construction, plate-loading system, and stable base make it suitable for commercial gyms, group training, and high-volume use.
Q: Who is this machine best for?
A: Athletes, functional training users, and facilities looking to offer explosive power training with adjustable resistance and maximum safety.
Maintenance Tips
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Wipe down the frame, handles, and bumpers after each workout with a mild cleaner to prevent sweat and grime buildup.
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Inspect pivot points, springs, and resistance mechanisms weekly for wear; tighten loose hardware as needed.
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Lubricate moving joints lightly every 1–2 months to maintain smooth flipping motion.
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Keep the machine on a level, non-abrasive surface to protect the base and ensure stable performance.
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Avoid exposure to moisture and direct sunlight to preserve rubber components and frame finish.
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Check the floor anchors or stabilization points regularly to ensure safe, secure operation.
