Dr.Roc 14.5 inch Perfect Leverage Tire Spoon Lever Iron Tool Kit Motorcycle Dirt Bike Lawn Mower Professional Tire Changing Tool with Stable Bag 3 PCS Tire Spoons with Tire Valve Stem TR412 TR413

These worked good to change the rear tube on the kids dirt bikes. These tools are the perfect example of technique over strength. Felt heavy duty enough for casual use.

These worked great. Changed 4 mower tires. Made it easier to do this.

This was my first time changing motorcycle tires. Seeing so many options, this seemed like the best value. It came with the valve core tool, and spare valve cores, which was nice. I’m sure it’s not as nice as the motion pros, or other brands, but man! This did the job for very little money! I am aware that I am the kind of person who wants all the nicest tools for his toys, which has left me in a position of needing to be SUPER intentional discern what I should and shouldn’t buy. These seem very utilitarian, fit in their pouch, don’t take up a lot of room, are all I need for my tires, and are CHEAP in price compared to other stuff on the market while still feeling like quality! My only criticism is that I would have loved to see some rim protectors come with the kit, as I was worried I was going to damage my rims. But as I said, this was the first time I’d changed a motorcycle tire myself, so I probably needn’t have worried about that. I managed to make it through the tire change without a single curse word...hopefully that says enough right there.

I purchased the 14.5 inch set of 3 to change the tires on my 4 wheeler. I used the bucket of my tractor to break the bead on the old tires. Used the spoons to remove the tire from the wheel and to put the new tire on. Each tire took about 30 minutes to do. One tire I was not paying attention to and tried to mount it on the thick side of the rim. Big mistake. I was prying with these tool so hard that one point I was wondering why I didn't bend or break one. I read all the 1,2, and 3 ratings before writing this review. The kit I ordered did not come with the rim guards, so no comment on that . I have steal rims and don't care if they're scratched. No chrome came off my tools and wouldn't care if it did. I did mark them up pretty good though. Happens when you pry metal on metal. I don't know what it takes to bend this tool since I'm 6'2" and 280. I put a lot of force on the tools and did not bend one. For the price and the durability of the tools I received I am happy.

These a great! Back story: few years ago, i tried to replace my ATV tire with tools laying around. That did not go well. Had to replace my hustler zero turn mower, and I didn't want to take it to a shop. So I gave these a shot. I had the tire off and replaced in 10 minutes. As long as to put the new tire on correctly, these work great. Not much flex and felt good. Those who have a tough time seating the new bead. Use spray wax if you have it. Spray both sides of the new bead. Remove the valve sten, and just hook your air compressor hot to it, no need for a chuck. That will fill the tire quick to seat the bead. Once seat, put the valve stem back in, and fill to correct psi.

Works great, good quality

Highly recommended! I needed to change a set of four lawn tractor tires, and when reading the reviews for the tires, tire spoons were recommended, and in particular these tire spoons. They are worth every penny! They were sturdy and held up well. The whole package with the valve stem remover and valve stems was a great value and saved me from having to purchase those separately. Very satisfied!

These work great for motorcycle tires. I usually use a spare rear tire, a bucket or whatever is handy as a stand and then use the tire irons (Motion Pro) from the toolkit that I carry with me on rides. Using that setup I have changed most of the adv rider's nightmare tires both tubed and tubeless (E07s, K60s, Tourances and D908RRs). I've done some MT21s too, but those don't count since they are easy compared to the others. Anyway, with the stiff sidewall adv tires the smaller tire irons can be quite a challenge especially if you don't have optimal conditions (cold tires, no decent lube handy, in a hurry for some reason, working with an injured arm/hand, etc.). Of course it is a good idea to be able to change a tire using what you have on you, but I've done that so much and I am not getting any younger so I decided that I'd save those mini-irons for when a roadside/trailside emergency presented itself and splurge and buy a nice set of irons for my workshop that are like the ones the gas station guys have. These fit that bill nicely. I just changed a rear Metzeler Tourance and it took all of 10 minutes with these irons. I never could have beaten that time with my travel irons so I'm going to spoil myself and use these when I have access to my shop and only use the lighter, shorter ones from my toolkit when that's all I have available.

I've been changing tires for 50+ years and so far these tire spoons are the best I've come across, highly recommended!