🔧 Efficient Tire Iron Set: CORE TOOLS CT116 for Easy Tire Changes Review

I used these to remove and install tires on my Honda Rubicon. They work very well. However, the long one will bend a bit if you put a lot of pressure on it, but for now it will return to a straight line. Good product!

I don't know how to rate value for money but these are great bike mounts. They must be strong because it hurts when I hit my head with them. But best of all is their cleanliness, whatever it is.

Works as intended. Would buy again. The longer tire stick is the key tool to stretch the tire and then insert other shorter sticks into the rim of the rim. Be sure to use rim protectors, otherwise you'll regret it later. Buy the plastic type because the rubber types will be cut in half after one use.

Worked well on a CRF 50 rear wheel. This will mark your rim, the power ribs on the bars themselves will also mark your rim. I used a 3/8 fuel hose with a slit down the middle on one side to protect the rim a bit. Tip: Lots of lube, I used very soapy water. Tire fails, inch by inch. Tip: Be prepared to work up a sweat.

Worked great on a 19" tire for my 2009 Vstrom. It was a little tricky the first time, but as I prepared to balance I noticed the rim was crossing over and mounting the tire backwards. Dismantling and assembly went twice as fast as the first time. Cut squares out of the detergent bottle to protect the aluminum wheel, they worked great.