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

These things are fantastic! Cant not imagine changing a tire without them.

Works great on KLR 650 tires.

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)

I tried these on my 17 sportbike tire. I was not impressed with them much at all honestly. there are a bit short to really get good leverage trying to take off the tire. I ended up giving up on these and going back to my old spoons. these might be good for an enduro and off-road style tire but i would not recommend them for a sportbike tire.

I was under the impression that this popped off all tires but i think it was intended for dirt bike tires. Tried to do my harley tires and ended up using my vice and c clamps to actually break the bead. The other end is a spoon and its too big to use on my rims without bending the sides of the rim down. Kinda useless to me.

Several of my friends and a few family members have dual sport motorcycles and all of us have the same setup of tools, gear, and these tire levers. Ultra lightweight and well made. Bomber.

These things work great. I dont know what these other guys on here are complaining about. I guess they dont know what theyre doing. Ive now changed multiple sets of tires from dirt to street and I havent had a single problem. They break the bead no problem and have paid for themselves.

Have the opportunity to use this tool on three tires this weekend and it works but not as well as they would lead you to believe it does, you need to take your time and Dont Force It as eventually it will break down the bead

Works as advertised, sort of. The breaker end is not easy to insert between the tire and rim, you may scratch the paint on an alloy Wheel; it should be a bit wider. Spraying some lubricant solution (soapy water or window cleaner, or any liquid you have...) in the gap as you go will help. Light weight, feels strong.

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