Gorilla Force Bike Tire Levers Set, Easy-to-Use Bicycle Tire Levers Tool Set for Removal, Changing, and Repair – Strong No-Scratch Plastic for Road, MTB, and Mountain Kits (Lava Red)

These are pretty good tire levers that do the job effectively. The levers are made of a sturdy plastic and are best suited for spoked bicycle wheels because they feature a hook that you use to hook onto a spoke to keep one lever in place while using another lever to unseat the tire. Lightweight, durable, and a good price - what is not to like?

strong, simple and the hook to hold the tension by looping it around the spokes - genius.

These levers are strong and are well enough designed, with the small hooked end, to get the job done. I was able to mount two notoriously difficult tires (Continental Contact Plus 700x32) with these levers. However, not without an immense amount of difficulty. I had to seriously put every last ounce of strength I had into it and it's also a miracle I didn't pinch the tube given how aggressively I had to manhandle the wheel. There's no way I will ever be able to do a roadside tube repair with this setup and I dread the day I next have to dismount and remount either of these tires. For most people these will do just fine but if you know you've got a tight fit you may want to consider different options. Based on my recent experience I have a better idea of what the tool needs to do for these tight beads I'm dealing with. I'm going to buy a bead jack next as that seems necessary with these tires. Also, after browsing around some more online I think I've identified a couple of other tire levers that I'd like to try. I think there might be better levers out there but these got the job done.

Some combinations of rim and bike tire come apart quite easily. You deflate the tube if not already deflated, push in the stem (unscrew the knurl on presta valves) to take away possible pressure from the reinforced tube around the stem, push in on the tire next to the rim on one side all the way around to move the bead off the ridge and into the center of the rim which is slightly deeper, then you use the resulting space to pop the bead over the rim near the valve stem (since the other side has more freedom to fully move into the center of the rim without obstruction). But some combinations of rim and tire are quite tight! Then you need leverage, preferably without pinching the tube and ruining it. Plastic levers with a little curl on the end to catch the tire bead do the trick. If they are thick, they weigh a tiny bit more, but they don't break and are easier to hold. When it's really tight, you may need to place one, hooking the other end around a spoke, then add a second or even a third tire lever. These levers were well-priced and do the trick. They did not exactly press together for storage as a group when not in use like the park tool version, if that matters to you. There was enough variance that sometimes they popped back apart after being stacked together, at least in the ones I received. I have various ones of these, but I like to take several in each bike bag in case I need to remove a tire on a ride. These work well enough to be my first choice at home in the shop as well.

Best Tool Purchase Ever! I would definitely purchase this again. I would give this a 10! Quality is very high. This is a perfect tool for working on mountain bikes. I use this tool kit more than any tool kit I have ever owned and I work on just about anything you can think of.

Changed 8 tires, road and mountain:.. Pretty solid for most things and have become the go-to for me. These are great at removing a tire because the tip side-profile shape is aggressive and thin. They can really get under a tire. The normal Pedro ones can still be better for installing a really tight tire though when you just need some brute force to grip the rim and pop the tire over. I use both depending on the tire but prefer to use these if I can.

It's worth the extra three bucks. Having spares won't hurt. These are and large, and pretty sturdy despite being made of plastic

These tire levers are are strong and get the job done without marring your rims. I like that they nest together, so they aren’t floating around your bag separately.

incassable, fait son travail en douceur

Son muy fuertes aunque un poco gruesas

Ich habe die Reifenheber jetzt schon mehrfach verwendet und bin wirklich zufrieden. Sie wirken sehr stabil und liegen gut in der Hand. Auch bei etwas fest sitzenden Reifen haben sie problemlos ihren Dienst getan, ohne dass ich Angst haben musste, dass sie brechen oder sich verbiegen. Bisher funktionieren sie einwandfrei und machen einen langlebigen Eindruck. Für alle, die regelmäßig am Fahrrad schrauben oder einfach ein zuverlässiges Werkzeug suchen, kann ich sie gerne empfehlen.

La qualite est vraiment bonne. Très bien pour les pneus vélo. Je les ai aussi utilisé pour pneus de mobylette, ca a fonctionné aussi mais un peux trop juste. Cependant ca a l'air vraiment très robuste. Le fait qu'elles s'emboîtent est vraiment une très bonne idée. Très compacte, ne prend pas de place au rangement. Vraiment bien

Buen material y resistente