Review on 🔧 Pedro's Tire Leverage Tool by Robert Hole

Unfortunately I had to use them half a dozen times. They are great, durable and didn't break like others have said. I leaned in and stepped back as I pushed the tire off the rim for fear of damaging the rim with too much force or breaking the arm. The bottom line is that if you squeeze the tire lever, unless it's metal, it will break regardless of build quality. It's NOT carbon fiber so why expect them NOT to break when you reef them? But after half a dozen roadside changes in the spurting rain, I have to say my rather chunky Pink Pedros are still cute! I chose the pink color so it can be seen in low light and so jealous friends don't take it. It's not that pink is a bad color: I like that color. But honestly, folks, who else owns these pink Pedros? They're mine, no, you can't keep them. They only cost $5. Buy your own. My only limitation is that I wanted to have a third lever every time I changed tires. I have a very stiff bead on my touring tires so due to the two levers I had to be patient to open the bead and remove the tire for fear of breaking the lever. I can easily buy another set just to have a third, but four in my saddlebag would take up too much room. Edit: July 22, 2019 It's been 3 years and I've used them a lot! Living on HWY 30 and traveling this route between PDX and St. Helens, tires can be changed or patched almost constantly along the ruined basalt gravel "bike path". The Schwalbe marathon with its Kevlar band won't last long, and neither will the Pedros! One broke today. It was like stress, ie. something that should happen for a while. However, nothing lasts forever, regardless of their advertising, and I'll still buy a new set. I put her through a lot. So I guess I'll forgive anyone who's given up the ghost. So be aware that they are really tough but you will end up busting one because how can you not riffle them every once in a while if you change your tire TEN times. Still a 5 star product in my opinion!