Efficient Tire Changing Made Easy: 🔧 Motion Pro 08-0007 16" Curved Tire Iron Review

The slightly longer handle allows these things to be pryed open with more force. But they are not able to work. Ours flexed and changed the tire on my wife's petite Honda CRF250L. I will not buy again.

Easy handling for your own tire change. Once the bead has come loose, these tools are perfect. The curved end makes it easier to grip the tire. Don't forget to soap the pearl and it will turn on/off.

This is my favorite tire shop. I find it a bit big for motorcycle tires but about right for car tires. But the shape is perfect! the ends have the right curve for pulling and putting on tires. Also, the smooth finish at the ends runs up the iron far enough that you don't measure your frames if you end up pushing the iron in too far. Overall a great tool.

Great tire spoons. I like the crease on one end that allows me to get under the tire's bead without scratching the rim during the final bee stings of a dirt bike tire. My only complaint is the ending; at the same time it is durable and non-slip. I prefer smooth spoons. They feature a kind of Parkerization that doesn't slip under the rim like chrome spoons.

I was able to change tires for my motorcycle on them, they work great! Obviously there is a technique you can use to do this successfully. Don't think that you only have to have this tool. Be sure to watch a YouTube video on how to do this first. Windex is also your friend when it comes to lubricating the tire bead to make it easier to put on and take off and to seal the air when re-inflating the tires.

I have bought two tire levers and they work great. They are strong and solid and have worked great. I have to say that a third lever would make the job a lot easier. I ended up using chrome steel bicycle tire levers for the rim flange. As a result, they were mangled but allowed me to finish the work. I didn't expect these bike levers to survive, but they were definitely needed on the rear wheel because two levers weren't enough to get up and down. You can't go wrong with three of these. They…

Okay after changing cruiser motorcycle tires at a tire shop in Florida for the last 10 years we moved north to Michigan and found that no tire shop fitted and balanced my tires for free like I got I always did when I lived in Florida. Well, instead of paying over $50 a tire for mounting and balancing, I went back to old times and decided it was time to change my own tires again and it's a must! Take two of these and get rim protectors. I've also used ceramic tire balancer balls instead of…