DQN - DU QUESNE · Antwerp, Belgium · since 1925
Low tech
Low tech
High performance
The original tyre changer, designed and assembled in Belgium. Simple, reliable machines, built to last.
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1925Founded in Antwerp, the original tyre changer
100+Patents in the tyre-changing field
100 %Made in Europe, assembled in Belgium
13Countries with a DQN - DU QUESNE distributor
Opti-Fit · Ask for the impossible!
A tyre changer that shies away from nothing
Light vehicles, low profile, runflat: the Opti-Fit is DQN's top-of-the-range tyre changer. Electromechanical, simple, built to last.
Ref. 210 OFL 1040 · W 770 · H 1480 mm237 kg
From 10 to 23 inches, 26 with the SG3 jaws
From small rims to large SUV wheels, without changing machines.
Ø rim 10" – 23"Ø 26" with SG3Ø wheel max 96 cmRim width 2" – 12"
Low profile and runflat, effortlessly
The mounting head and the bead breaker are designed for today's difficult tyres.
Max tyre width 32,5 cm36 cm at the bead breakerPressure 8 – 15 bar
237 kilos of peace of mind
Little maintenance, repairable with ordinary tools: a machine that works for a long time.
Motor 0,95 kW230/400 V · 50 HzWork area 180 × 150 cm
Red or grey, your choice
Red RAL 3020 or grey RAL 7016: the two colours of the DQN range.
Another colour? On request, contact us ›
The range
A machine for every workshop
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The ergonomic tyre-fitting line, built to measure around your tyre changer. Draw it in the 2D simulator and get your quote.
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Spare partsEvery part found on the drawing, ordered in a few clicks
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Choose your model and enter the serial number engraved on the nameplate: you will find your machine's exploded view, its manuals and certificates, and order the right part in a few clicks.
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A family story
Since
1925
1925
In 1925, aged 21, Victor du Quesne opened a tyre centre in Antwerp and developed the first tyre changer. A century later, we still design the original.
Discover our story
1925The tyre centreVictor du Quesne opens his tyre centre in the heart of Antwerp.
1929The invention of the tyre changerIn his workshop, he invents the very first tyre changer.
1933Going internationalAfter the Paris motor show, DQN exports worldwide.
2026Ergo-LineThe ergonomic assembly line, custom-made or standard.
DQN in action
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