FunFitness Bike Tire Lever Set: Premium Hardened Plastic Levers for Effortless Bicycle Tube Repairs - Essential Tool Kit for Road Bicyclists (Set of 3) Review

This is the first set of assembly tools that I have used to remove Gatorskin tires without damaging them. Strong and well built. The only problem with them, as others have said, is that they don't fold up and stay together, which is why I only use an elastic.

I don't know if it's me or my inner tubes but when I tried to use these tire levers they punctured my inner tubes twice! The third time I decided to go back to old school because I ran out of wheelchair cams. I like the idea but be careful when using it. I'm giving this to someone else, I hope they don't have the same result. :(

At first glance I thought it was junk. I then tried using them on a wheelchair tire that I was struggling with. This is NOT junk. They are strong and sturdy and worth the money. I will never change a bike or wheelchair tire again without using them. Even an idiot like me can learn how to use them in minutes.

This was my first time changing bike tires and tubes and these levers made it very easy. Three levers is the perfect amount to take the tire off and hook the hooks directly into the spokes on one end. Pros: • All three levers snap together so they don't get lost in storage • Highly detailed, flawless design Cons: • None • Wish they were made from recycled plastic

I had similar levers a few years ago but lost them when moving house. I like these even better because they are combined with each other. I've often changed tires using just screwdrivers, which is always accompanied by fear - will you ruin the tire or (rather) the tube? When you need to change a tire without a spare wheel. If you're about to replace your bike tire, you really need this. They are safe and work great.

Have you ever struggled to force the last few inches of a tire bead through a rim when installing super-tight, high-pressure road bike tires and wished you could have a third? Hand? ? wish no more. As you can see from the photos you can squeeze and release the lever between the bead and rim to keep the lever in place to prevent the bead from slipping off the rim when you press the last few inches of the remaining bead against the rim to press. If only I had had it a few years ago, I could have…

Only used them twice. On the first tire change, they worked as expected. However, the second time I used them, they kept puncturing the chamber when I tried to put the tire back on the rim. After going through two pipes I found that there was a small plastic protrusion on the levers that became damaged/sharpened. In my opinion this is a design flaw. I bought another set from my local Walmart that didn't have this crest on the back of the "spoon". They worked great. FYI my tire size was 700x36c…

If there's one thing I don't like, it's trying to fix mechanical things. Mainly because it sucks for me. At some point I get frustrated and lose my mind. I gave my son a bike that I've taken very good care of for the past four or five years and it has required buying new tires. Instead of taking it to the bike shop and hunching over the barrel, I decided to do it myself since it's a very easy task. The cool thing is that when the item arrived they actually sent instructions on what to do. This…