Set of tools in tray 3 for 2600A-US or 2600C-US

A wheel service ticket runs through three steps in order: get the wheel out of the dropouts, true it, get the tire on or off. Each step has a different tool kit, and a single missing wrench (the wrong spoke-wrench size, the rotor truing fork for the wrong rotor diameter, the tire lever that can’t engage a stubborn bead) stops the work. The SET3-2600AC Wheel Tools tray for the Unior 2600A and 2600C benches consolidates the wheel-service tool kit into a single foam-cut bench drawer.

What’s in the tray

Spoke wrenches (full range across modern spoke nipple sizes):

• Cone wrench, single-sided (1617/2DP-US); for hub-cone service alongside spoke work.
• DT Swiss pro spoke wrench (1630/4DTPR); Squorx pattern, DT-specific.
• Flat spoke holder (1632); holds aero/bladed spokes against rotation while the nipple turns.
• Pro spoke wrench (1633/2P-US); premium-grip standard four-flat spoke wrench.
• Double-sided Shimano® spoke wrench (1634/2P-US); Shimano-specific spoke nipple geometry.
• Spoke wrench, Mavic (1635/2P-US); Mavic 6.4 mm four-flat.
• Double-sided spoke wrench (1636/2P-US); 5.5 / 6 mm.

Tire service:

• Set of two metal tire levers (1657/2A); for the stubborn-bead tires that plastic levers can’t budge.
• Set of two tire levers, red (1657RED); plastic levers for everyday tubeless and clincher work.

Disc-brake rotor:

• Rotor truing fork (1666/2DP-US); for straightening a bent rotor at the bench rather than replacing it.

The tray ships with the empty foam shell (VL3-2600AC).

Why this is the wheel tray

The wheel-service workflow is one of the most reach-into-different-drawers workflows a bench mechanic runs. Mounting a Shimano wheel one minute, a DT Swiss wheel the next, a Mavic wheel after lunch; each needs a different spoke-wrench size, and the differences are 0.1 mm and matter. The SET3-2600AC carries every modern spoke-wrench size in one drawer; the tire levers and rotor truing fork add the parts the workflow needs to finish.

For shops doing high-volume wheel building (not just truing), the dedicated Master Wheel Building Kit 1754 extends beyond what fits in a single tray. For drivetrain work alongside wheel service, the SET2-2600AC Drivetrain Tools tray is the natural companion drawer.

Compatibility

Sized for the bench-integrated 990WD7 drawer in the Unior 2600A and 2600C workbenches. Drops into the standalone 990WD7 wide tool chest for shops running the cabinet outside a bench.

Built in Zreče, Slovenia

Unior has been forging hand tools in Zreče, Slovenia, since 1919, and is the official technical partner of multiple World Tour and downhill teams. The Rotor Truing Fork 1666/2DP in this tray uses the laser-cut tool-steel construction that the Unior wheel-tools line is built around; workshop-grade slot tolerances, not consumer-grade.

Pro tip from our mechanics

SET3-2600AC is the tray a shop adds second, after SET1 general tools and SET2 drivetrain. Wheel service is the third most common service category for most shops; once a shop sees enough wheel work to bill it as a category, the tray’s per-service time savings compound. Our broader workshop-setup guide covers the tray-purchase sequence and the order to add categories: How to set up a professional bike workshop →