Motion Pro 08-0519 BeadPro Tire Bead Breaker and Lever Tool Set

I saw a video with a guy using these and bought them in late June. My wife stacked them somewhere until I was ready to do my tires. Well, today is the day! I go find them and they are like 10” long! The guy in the video had some 18” or so. These are good for a bicycle or very small tire. They certainly didn’t work for crap with my Vulcan 2000. Very upset because I paid $58 for the bike set and now see there is a longer set for $70. Don’t know what touring bike the description is referring to using them on, but not mine. HIGHLY recommend you buy the larger set

I used this on my mountain bike to help remove a tire with Cushcore and orange seal...if you know what these are, then youll understand.

Lightweight is not a good idea when looking for leverage. These things were not worth the aluminum they were made out of. Took forever to break the bead on my tire and they worked even worse as tire spoons. Ended up scratching my rims and I ended up using crow bars after wasting way too much time and energy with these things. I returned them and bought a regular set of spoons for a third of the price. A friend has the regular (forged steel) set which he says work good. Go with those if you are looking for a multi-tool (bead breaker and spoons in one). I bought a dedicated bead breaker and a normal set of spoons. BTW, the tire was the front tire off of my FJR 1300. I did the back tire (much bigger) with my new tools and it was so much easier and done in a third the time.

These are my first tire spoons. I have never tried to remove or install tires before. Bought these for the bead breaking feature, which worked flawlessly. Hindsight being 20/20, I would have gotten longer tire spoons. Just for reference, I was attempting to remove my 2009 Sportsters front tires (Metzler 880). Removing the tire from the wheel was easy enough. Installing on the other hand was not. Once you get to the last 1/4 of the tire installation, you run into the weak point of the spoons. They are just too short to get any leverage. I had to get my girlfriends help to complete the job. Side note. I have heard that Metzlers have one of if not the hardest sidewalls. Making it more difficult to install. Pros: Bead breaker Lightweight Cons: Not long enough (not enough leverage)

Very pleased - this tool just plain works. Lightweight and compact for packing. Broke the bead and completely dismounted and remounted the tubeless tire on my BMW GS. No drama.

Hace lo que promete y lo hace bien. muy muy ligera, fácil de usar, puede quitar una llanta sellomatica al primer uso sin haber quitado nunca antes una, para un moto grande considero es mejor la de palanca más larga.t does what it promises and I does it well. very very light, easy to use, I was able to remove a sellomatic rim at the first use without ever having removed one before, for a large motorcycle I consider the longer lever to be better.

I was pleasantly surprised by how well these two tools work together to break the bead, with very little effort, and also by their light weight.The only reason Im giving four stars instead of five is that I would like them to be longer, to give more leverage/torque for the spoon side. I know they make longer ones, but those are heavier steel. Otherwise, this is a seriously good tool; a roadside motorcycle mechanics life-saver!

Bought these to carry on the motorcycle for a trip to Alaska and Canada. I’ve used them to change the bike tires and 4 sets of atv tires in my shop, just to see how they would hold up. Worked great. I’ll be buying the steel set for the shop so I can leave these on the bike.

I used these to break the beads on the tires I removed from my motorcycle recently. I also used them as tire irons. They worked well, and the lighter weight , compared to the steel ones, makes them handy to carry on the bike .

Make sure lettering is up facing you for both tools. Take small steps working around the rim. Excellent tool.