Pedro's Tire Lever - 2 Pack Yellow, One Size

These make it soo easy to get tires off. To be honest, I lost my other levers and was using spoon handles, and accidentally sliced the innertube. With these, you can hook one lever for leverage and anchor it on the spoke and use both your hands with the other. Easy peasy! And they are cheap and durable

So far (and fortunately) I've only needed to use these on one flat so far. I like the size which gave me some leverage on a difficult tire (good grip) and they were easy to get under the tire's sidewall. It's great that there's a hook that you can attach it to a spoke to hold it in place, once you got it wedged in position. It also flexed pretty good and didn't break which was a worry of getting a plastic version. I do feel comfortable having them with me that they will do the job when needed.

Absolutely swear by these levers... I've tried just about all the big name levers and all the non-standard "improved" designs like the "Tyre-Monkey", broken more Park tire levers than I can count, and these stand tall above everything else. Wide, strong, effective, and only slightly larger than the old standard lever. With modern tubeless tires, especially on hookless rims, you absolutely cannot get a road tubeless tire on a rim without some additional leverage and even a lot of mountain tires can be a bear. With these levers, you have the material to avoid damaging $$ carbon rims, the strength to compare to metal levers, and the weight and usability to compare to the old school standard. They tick all the boxes and get the job done every time.

Does its job well. The yellow makes it easy to find each time

I'm not a "bike guy" but I do fix powered riding toys, which includes Razor scooters. So I asked a bike guy what levers to get, and he shrugged and told me "Pedro's" as if it wasn't even a question. 😂Anyway, these things are great! I expected the best to cost the most, but these are reasonably priced. Even as a novice I had no issues prying the old tire off and then putting a new one on.I thought for sure I was going to snap one or both, but these are extremely strong.

This is probably the most useful tool in my bike toolbox. Simple, strong, and easy to use. A must have for anyone who is looking to do a little repair on bikes.

Great tire irons! Needed for narrow wheelchair tires to wide fat bike wheels! Inexpensive so if/when they break, you pull your backups out, or order another set from Amazon!

I use these to help with flat tires...they aren't perfect, but they work and are strong and sturdy