🔧 Fasmov 15.5" Tire Iron Set: Efficient Tool Kit for Tire Changing, Includes Set of 3 Irons Review

Unfortunately I have had to use them on my tractor mower and other garden equipment more than I would like. It seems to be the year of the flat tire. They are large, easy to handle and will not bend or break in use.

Nice little pry bar at a good price. They really helped with a pair of 18x9.50-10 tires. I wish they were a little longer, but they should work well for other similar or smaller tires that aren't that difficult to get off the rim.

I have used these on mower tires and they have worked really well. The length seems reasonable and offers good leverage. Depending on the tire size, different end shapes are available. Definitely worth adding to your toolbox.

Just replaced the front wheel on my Roadliner with this one. They were much stronger and didn't bend like the tire spoons I used on my other bike. Too bad I didn't buy them from the start. I'm glad they come in a 3 pack. You will use them all!

Worked great for the price. Used to replace tire and tube on 21" chrome motorcycle rims. Very durable. Very slight signs of wear and chips on the tips after use. Much better than the spoons you find here. The only reason I gave 4 stars is the differences in the length and tip measurements of each end. Also because they didn't come with mudguards. Different thicknesses and only one size 16" but all have the 16" mark. Despite these shortcomings, it still worked well. I just had to be careful…

Just like these mini tires for removing difficult bike tires, they make it easy to remove tires from a tractor. Simply deflate, remove the valve, place an iron between the rim and tire, add another iron and start prying. After both pearls are "broken". Using a dowel or large screwdriver in the rim axle hole creates a pivot point to rotate the tire off the rim. With them, fitting new tires is much easier. Two wheels removed, rims cleaned, tires changed and reassembled in about an hour, including

Disappointed with the tire locations, I decided to charge $40 to fit a tire. I thought I could learn to do it myself. With a little elbow grease and these irons, I took off two car tires and put one on. They worked great and now I'm sure they will fit my motorcycle or even truck tires. I've patched leaky tires in the past, but patching from the inside is by far the best way. Now that I have the leverage I'm pretty sure I can patch it up properly. For the sake of history, this all happened when…

This is an essential tool if you plan to change a few motorcycle tires at home without investing in a tire changer or if you don't have the space for one. This tool is intended for people who already know how to change tires (bicycles) and they only need a tool that is thin enough to fit in the groove between the tire and rim, long enough to provide leverage , with the right bend at the end to pry off the hoop edge. If you are inexperienced and don't do the job properly you will be trying too…