TireFlip 180 Functional Training Machine for Tire Flipping – The Abs Company (TIREFLIP-180)
TireFlip 180 by The Abs Company is a space-saving tire flip machine for tire flips, plyometric jumps,... Read More
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The TireFlip 180 Functional Training Machine from The Abs Company brings tire flip training into a controlled 4' x 5' training station for cross-training facilities, studio gyms, home gyms, garage gyms, and commercial gyms. Choose the TireFlip 180 System with a 100–180 lb. training range or the TireFlip 180XL System with a 160–240 lb. training range.
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TireFlip 180 Functional Training Machine for Tire Flipping
The TireFlip 180 is built for buyers who want the training effect of tire flips without storing multiple loose tractor tires or dedicating a long lane to repeated end-over-end flips. Instead of rolling across the room, the half tire rotates on a 180-degree pivot in a fixed training location. That makes it easier to place tire flips, plyometric jumps, step-ups, push-ups, and heavy rope exercises into a cross-training zone, boot camp room, garage gym, or commercial functional training area.
This machine is offered in two model choices. The standard TireFlip 180 starts at 100 lbs. and can be loaded up to a 160 lb. training range. The TireFlip 180XL starts at 160 lbs. and can be loaded up to a 240 lb. training range. Both models allow additional plate loading through two internal weight posts designed for TireFlip Weights.
Key Benefits
- Space-saving tire flip station: Uses a 4' x 5' unit footprint instead of requiring a long lane for loose tractor tire flips.
- Two model choices: Choose the TireFlip 180 System for a 100–160 lb. training range or the TireFlip 180XL System for a 160–240 lb. training range.
- Adjustable training load: Each model accepts up to 80 lbs. of additional TireFlip Weights through two weight posts inside the tire carriage.
- Real tire training feel: Uses a real tire for tire flips, plyometric jumps, step-ups, push-ups, and heavy rope exercises.
- 180-degree tire travel: The mounted half tire rotates through a fixed 180-degree travel path for repeatable tire flip training in one location.
- Group training options: Includes two battle rope anchors for circuit training and small-group programming.
- Tip-and-roll mobility: Transport wheels and welded handles support repositioning within a facility when the unit is handled appropriately.
- Included TireFlip Weights: The TireFlip 180 System includes four 5 lb. and four 10 lb. TireFlip Weights, while the TireFlip 180XL System includes eight 10 lb. TireFlip Weights.
Pro Tips from the Floor
- Choose the model by starting load first: The standard model starts at 100 lbs., while the XL starts at 160 lbs. Facilities with mixed ability levels should think carefully before choosing the heavier starting point.
- Plan working clearance around the 4' x 5' footprint: The unit footprint is compact, but tire flips, rope work, step-ups, push-ups, and partner training still require room around the machine.
- Do not use it as a strike target: The warranty states that the TireFlip is not intended for strikes with sledgehammers or macebells, and striking the unit may damage the frame inside the tire and void the warranty.
Who Should Choose the TireFlip 180?
The TireFlip 180 is a strong fit for cross-training facilities, studio gyms, commercial gyms, home gyms, and garage gyms that want a compact functional training machine for tire flip exercise programming. It is especially useful when a facility wants tractor tire flip style training but does not want loose tires moving across the room, stacked against the wall, or used in outdoor vehicle traffic areas.
For personal training studios and small-group training rooms, the 4' x 5' unit footprint can be easier to plan than a traditional tire lane. For commercial gyms, the two model options make it possible to choose a starting load that better fits the expected user base. For garage gym owners, the fixed training station can make tire flips more practical than sourcing, storing, and moving a full-size recycled tractor tire.
How to Choose Between the TireFlip 180 and TireFlip 180XL
The TireFlip 180 System is the better starting point when buyers want a 100 lb. base tire weight and a 100–160 lb. training range. It includes four 5 lb. and four 10 lb. TireFlip Weights and four sound reducing rubber bumpers / sound baffles.
The TireFlip 180XL System is the heavier option for facilities that need a 160 lb. starting tire weight and a 160–240 lb. training range. It includes eight 10 lb. TireFlip Weights and six sound reducing rubber bumpers / sound baffles. Because the XL starts heavier, buyers should match it to the strength level and training goals of the users who will use it most often.
Both versions use the same 4' x 5' unit dimensions, two weight posts, 180-degree tire travel, base foot plates with non-skid rubber pads, battle rope anchors, optional floor mounting points, transport wheels, welded handles, and matte black powder coated frame finish.
Training Applications
The TireFlip 180 can be used for tire flips, plyometric jumps, step-ups, push-ups, heavy rope exercises, solo tire flipping, partner training, circuit training, and small-group training. The mounted half tire gives coaches a repeatable station for high-effort functional training without needing several loose tires of different diameters, widths, and weights.
The two battle rope anchors add another programming layer. A coach can build a circuit that combines tire flips, heavy rope intervals, step-ups, push-ups, and free-weight movements without moving the machine across the room. For buyers building a larger training area, the TireFlip 180 pairs naturally with heavy ropes and battle ropes, cross-training equipment, sports training equipment, free weights, and strength training equipment.
Space, Flooring, and Facility Planning
The 4' x 5' footprint is one of the most important planning advantages of this product, but it should not be treated as the total workout envelope. Tire flips require room for the user’s body position before and after each flip. Plyometric jumps and step-ups require approach and landing space. Push-ups and heavy rope work require clear floor area around the tire and frame. For partner or small-group use, plan additional circulation space so users are not crossing into the flip path or rope area.
For indoor training rooms, review the finished floor, surrounding equipment, nearby mirrors, wall distance, ceiling clearance, and traffic path before placing the machine. The TireFlip includes six base foot plates with non-skid rubber pads, and it also includes eight floor mounting points. Floor mounting is optional and not required, but facilities should confirm whether anchoring is appropriate for their floor, building rules, and training environment before drilling or installing hardware.
A compatible rubber gym flooring layout can help define the TireFlip training zone and organize traffic around the machine. Flooring does not replace the product’s setup instructions, does not make surrounding hazards safe, and does not change the warranty warning against striking the TireFlip with sledgehammers or macebells.
Freight, Receiving, and Assembly Planning
The TireFlip 180 ships inside a wooden crate with a shipping weight of 472 lbs. The TireFlip 180XL ships inside a wooden crate with a shipping weight of 580 lbs. Buyers should review receiving access before ordering, especially for home gyms, garage gyms, studio gyms, and facilities without a loading dock. Confirm the route from curbside delivery to the final training space, including driveway access, door width, turns, flooring protection, staff assistance, and any equipment needed to move the crate safely after delivery.
The TireFlip 180 requires minimal assembly. Because final assembly, placement, and optional floor mounting can affect the training area, buyers should have the destination space planned before the shipment arrives rather than trying to decide placement after the crate is delivered.
When to Choose a Different Product
Choose a different product if you need a loose tire that can be flipped end-over-end across a long outdoor training lane, or if your training program requires striking a tire with sledgehammers or macebells. The TireFlip 180 is not intended for strikes with sledgehammers or macebells, and that use may damage the frame inside the tire and void the warranty.
Also choose a different product or request more documentation if your purchase requires product-level GSA eligibility, TAA compliance, Buy American documentation, Berry Amendment documentation, country of origin, engineered anchoring details, or other procurement documents that have not been verified for this SKU.
Related Categories and Buyer Resources
Build out a complete functional training area by pairing the TireFlip 180 with core training equipment, cross-training equipment, sports training equipment, heavy ropes and battle ropes, free weights, strength training equipment, and rubber gym flooring.
For broader project planning, review IRON COMPANY capabilities for fitness equipment and gym flooring projects, GSA and CMAS bid information, and Training With Heavy Ropes To Strengthen and Chisel Your Body. Product-level government purchasing status should be verified before treating the TireFlip 180 as available through any specific contract or procurement channel.
Common Questions About the TireFlip 180
What is the difference between the TireFlip 180 and TireFlip 180XL?
The TireFlip 180 has a 100 lb. starting tire weight and a 100–160 lb. training range. The TireFlip 180XL has a 160 lb. starting tire weight and a 160–240 lb. training range. Both use the same 4' x 5' unit footprint.
How much floor space does the TireFlip 180 take up?
The unit dimensions are 4' x 5', which equals 20 square feet of dedicated unit footprint. Buyers should still plan additional working clearance around the machine for tire flips, step-ups, plyometric jumps, push-ups, rope work, partner training, and room traffic.
Can additional weight be added?
Yes. Each model allows additional plate loading using two weight posts inside the tire carriage. Each weight post accommodates up to four 10 lb. TireFlip Weights.
What weights are included with each model?
The TireFlip 180 System includes four 5 lb. and four 10 lb. TireFlip Weights. The TireFlip 180XL System includes eight 10 lb. TireFlip Weights.
Can the TireFlip 180 be used with battle ropes?
Yes. Both the TireFlip 180 and TireFlip 180XL include two battle rope anchors for group training and circuit training applications.
Does the TireFlip 180 need to be bolted to the floor?
The TireFlip includes eight floor mounting points and that floor mounting is optional and not required. Facilities should review their floor, training area, traffic, and building requirements before deciding whether to mount the unit.
Can I hit the TireFlip with a sledgehammer or macebell?
No. The warranty states that the TireFlip is not intended for strikes with sledgehammers or macebells. Striking the TireFlip may damage the frame inside the tire and will void the warranty.
Is the TireFlip 180 good for small-group training?
Yes, the TireFlip 180 can be used for solo tire flipping, partner training, circuit training, and small-group training. The fixed station, adjustable training range, included TireFlip Weights, and rope anchors can support several programming formats in a compact training zone.
