Abstract: A tool for lifting truck tires from a prone position to an upright position. The tool has a frame which extends over the length of a truck tire to a leverage point at one end of the tire. The frame is attached to a plate which is adapted to slide underneath the other side of the truck tire. Two handles extend from the frame at an angle and a length to allow maximum leverage for an operator of the tool. The frame may have many shapes, but preferably is angled to exert force at a point opposite the plate.

Abstract: A low-profile tool carrier. The tool carrier has a body with a rectangular, horizontal plate and vertical sides extending upwards from each side of the horizontal plate. A pair of horizontal flanges extend from the top edge of opposite vertical sides. Each of the horizontal flanges is attached to at least one ground engaging member, such as a wheel. The height from the ground to the flange is just greater than the length of the vertical sides, enabling a low profile for enhanced ease of use.

Abstract: A tool for lifting truck tires from a prone position to an upright position. The tool has a frame which extends over the length of a truck tire to a leverage point at one end of the tire. The frame is attached to a plate which is adapted to slide underneath the other side of the truck tire. Two handles extend from the frame at an angle and a length to allow maximum leverage for an operator of the tool. The frame may have many shapes, but preferably is angled to exert force at a point opposite the plate.