🔧 High-Quality Core Tools CT108 Spoon Type Tire Iron Set - 2-Pack for Efficient Tire Changes Review

I know you can buy lighter tire spoons. But they are very well made and will most likely survive the apocalypse, or at least the Trump administration. They worked very well on my Africa Twin to replace an OEM Dunlop and install a Shinko 705. You need rim protection if you don't want your rims to get scratched.

Wanted to write a review because these spoons are awesome. If this is your first time thinking of changing some tires or if you have experience, these spoons will do the trick. I just did eight hoops, not a scratch on it. I mounted 275/55R20 and 305/55R22 to fit the big tires. I recommend them.

Ideal for small tires like mower/ATV. Removing dry, rotten, tough mower tires is easier than using screwdrivers. I bought 3, you can probably get by with 2, but if you have 2 in use and just need another to put the bead on the rim, it's nice to have a 3rd. I'm not sure if they have car tire levers, they're only 10 inches long and the spoon is probably 1 1/4 inches long, if so.

Well I've been collecting bike, e-bike and dirt bike wheels for a while and after having so many problems with the last part I finally broke down and ordered these spoons with lower tires Profile. and boy let me tell you it matters WORLD. Never thought it could be so easy! They slide without scratching the rim as they are so flat and I haven't pinched the tube with them yet. A+! 10/10! Would recommend them to anyone doing wheel fitting or tire changes especially on dirt bike wheels.

I ordered these because the store I usually go to was closed due to the COVID-19 lockdown in Michigan. I haven't had a chance to use them because I've since realized they'll be reopening here soon. It really sucks to put a nail in a motorcycle tire at a time like this. I almost want to buy spare wheels with pre-balanced tires. LOL Anyway, I just don't need a good tool. I've used tire shovels before and they definitely weren't as powerful and robust. I love adding curls to the grips and will…

Great little tire pliers. They come in two packages. I like the length, strength, weight, grip and feel. The spoons are well shaped and the rubber grip is fine. I have used them very often, both on the roadside and at home. I've used them to mount tubeless and tubular tires on road and dirt bikes. They are so easy to use that I can change tires myself at home, which is good practice for roadside emergencies. Ring spanner in the handle (for the rear axle nut). However, they seem to be much more…