🔧 Motion Pro 08-0409 Spoon Type Tire Iron: Efficient Tire Maintenance Tool Review

I was hesitant to spend the extra money on these compared to the other cheap ones here. Now that I've used them, I'm completely satisfied that I did! They are well made and durable. I hope I'll never have to buy a pair of tire blades again in my life. I used them on a scooter tire. If you have never tried these tires. they are almost impossible. I've tried my smaller plastic bike tire levers and they make the job very difficult. I really hurt my hands and was so close to giving up. Everything…

This was my first time changing a tire on a motorcycle myself and after reading some reviews and watching YouTube videos I decided to do it these spoons. It took me less than 30-45 minutes to change the tires and put them back on my 2012 KLR. I highly recommend these spoons and I am also buying the Motion Pro 08-0471 Bead Buddy II. It will help a lot in the fight against the bead. As many others mentioned in the reviews, go for 3 scoops to make this much easier. I bought 2 sets so I have a…

Worked well, wish they were a little longer. But I measured and they match the length described. I just think they're getting bigger. I had a 2015 Harley FLSTC to have my rear tire replaced. I won't say it was easy, but it's not the tools' fault. I've changed many bike tires over the years, but this new tire has a much narrower rim and is the stiffest bike tire I've seen. Do yourself a favor if you buy these rims and get yourself some rim protectors or you'll have to get creative like me…

Received these today and needed to fit a rear tire on my 2017 DR-Z400SM. 140/70 17. Took about 30 minutes. The hardest part was breaking the original tire. The first owner had run over little. 1500 km in 4 years. Two spoons worked great. I just had to improve them and use lots of soapy water. Second set ordered, will arrive tomorrow. I will keep them but they are not needed. I only have two hands. To be honest it wouldn't help. If you're new to this, the trick to fitting a new tire is to work…

I used to have a pair of 8" Bikemaster Tire Spoons (Bikemaster Tire Irons 8 Inch Forged Steel 2 Pack 04-008 151551) for changing motorcycle tires. However, these 10 inch spoons work MUCH better - partly because they are longer (more leverage) and also because their shape is different. In particular, these spoons have rounded edges on both the handle and the spoon itself, I like that. The spoon is also thinner to better wedge between the rim and tire bead. 10 inches seems like a good length…