🎥 Spotlight: The Tiregrabber TG4000 – Built for Big Tires, Shot with Purpose

When the team at The Tiregrabber in Camrose, Alberta needed a fast, clean video spot for an upcoming farm auction, they reached out. They weren’t after bells and whistles — they needed something simple, sharp, and purpose-first.

I delivered a 30-second video showcasing their flagship product: the TG4000, a serious piece of equipment designed to handle massive agricultural and industrial tires.

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🔧 The TG4000 at a Glance

This unit was made for hard work. The TG4000 handles tire diameters ranging from 54″ to 89″ (1,372 mm to 2,261 mm), with a weight capacity of 4,000 lbs (1,814 kg). It features manual swivel, tilt, and rotation to give operators full control — even when dealing with heavy, awkward tires.

• Tire Range: 54”–89” (1,372 mm–2,261 mm)
• Capacity: 4,000 lbs (1,814 kg)
• Manual Swivel, Tilt & Rotate
• Dimensions: 83” W x 76” L x 44” H
• Tooth Length: 26″ (0.66 m)
• Weight: 1,100 lbs (499 kg)
• Max Pressure: 3,000 PSI (206 bar)

🎯 The Goal Behind the Video

This spot was created specifically for a farm fair auction, where proceeds support STARS Ambulance — a vital service in rural Alberta. We kept it short and to the point: show what the TG4000 does, how it works, and why it matters.

🎬 Behind the Shoot

Because this was a rush project, I handled everything in-house — filming, editing, color, and delivery — in a tight window. That’s the kind of flexibility I offer: Alberta-tough turnaround with no loss in quality.

When the product speaks for itself, you don’t need to oversell it. You just need to show it clearly and honestly.

🤝 Built for Alberta. Built with Purpose.

This isn’t a one-off collaboration — I’m working on a long-term video project with Tiregrabber to help showcase their growing line of equipment to farmers and heavy industry across Alberta and beyond.