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Hummer Tire Deadlift World Record Progression
The progression of the Hummer Tire (elevated) deadlift world record, the heaviest partial-range pulls in strongman.
16 record-setting marks
+106 kg over the era
Current Record Holder
549 kg
Progression Chart
Biggest Single Jump
+19 kg
Jean-François Caron
(2020)
to 545 kg
Longest-Standing Record
6
years
524 kg
Žydrūnas Savickas
2014 - 2020
Record Timeline
16 records
Other Record Progressions
About This Record Progression
This page tracks the verified world-record progression for the Hummer Tire deadlift. Every mark in the timeline beat the previous best in official competition, so the line shows a true running maximum rather than a list of every result.
Reading the Timeline
- Improvement: how much each new record exceeded the previous best, showing the pace of progression
- Biggest Single Jump: the largest one-step improvement, a watershed moment for the event
- Longest-Standing Record: the mark that proved hardest to beat, a ceiling that took years to surpass
Data Sources
Records are compiled from verified competition results across World's Strongest Man, the Arnold Strongman Classic, Giants Live, and major federations. Only sanctioned competition performances are included. Exhibition and gym lifts are excluded.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is built as a running maximum from verified competition results. Each entry in the timeline beat the previous best mark in official competition. Performances that did not exceed the standing record are not shown, which keeps the line clean rather than listing every result.
It shows how much each new record exceeded the one before it. The first mark in the timeline is labelled "First record" because there is no earlier value to compare it against.
We only publish a progression when the running-max line can be traced through documented competition results. When the history cannot be verified, we do not publish a line rather than guess.