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

Some time ago I did my first tire change on my motorcycle. It took me almost 6 freaking hours to get those tires off the rims and install them back! Then I decided to invest some money in proper tools as no way I would allow to spent so much time on the trail. So I did. With this tool it took me 30 minutes to do the same operation one more time for both tires. This tool is not made of steel but rather of some sort pretty tough metal (not allow I think) so its lightweight enough to keep it with me while riding all the time. Highly recommend it to all DIY mechanics who prefer to do their tire change on their own! It will save a lot of time!

These do work and are fine for the third or fourth tire iron too but not a replacement for a good set of irons. They are light and I will carry them on my BMW with tubeless tires. The tube tires seem to come off the rim easily enough that these are not needed but JIK!

Need to be a little longer for better leverage. Not too much longer though.

I have dismounted / mounted 5 tires with these Motion Pro 08-0519 BeadPros so far. At $35 per mount at a bike shop, they have more than paid for themselves. They provide great leverage and are easy to use. The bead breaker function works amazingly well. After a few bites, the bead pops right off. I have the shorter length. They are more than sufficient, but I can see where the longer ones would be worth the extra money. Would absolutely recommend.

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.

They work, theyre much better than tire spoons but I wish they were twice as long for better leverage.

They worked great it does take a few times around the tire to get the bead to break but it removed and installed the tire with little issues

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.

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.

These tire irons work as advertised, and help break a tire bead fairly easily. That being said, they are too thick and too short for mounting a motorcycle tire. I couldnt get enough leverage due to their short length, and their thickness makes them difficult to work a bead onto the rim. So they work for a special purpose, and are useful for a garage tool kit. But these would not be good for a trail riding kit, IMHO.