TuoTuBicycle Tire Lever Tyre Spoon Changing Tool, Stainless Steel Portable Bike Tire Levers to Repair Bike Tube, Set of 3

Works a treat for getting a very stiff new MTB tire off rim. Much stronger than plastic ones which always break under load. Worth every penny.

As a newbie when it came to changing tyres on my bike (well, I have changed car tyres before lol), these tyre levers made it an absolute breeze to remove and install my new set of tyres.I like that you can pull the tyre lever, and lock it into place via using the spokes on the rim, making it so that you can easily work your way round the rim, until it's loose enough that you can pul one side of the bead (the bottom on which the tyre sits against the rim) and then it's the same on the other side!These may not be top quality, but these are sure to be the best priced 'decent' quality tyre levers, and I would suggest you try these out for yourself 😎 (they come in a nice little pouch as well, so you can easily chuck them in your toolbox or toolkit)

Great quality, would order again

Ideal for removing an inner tube, had plastic ones to start with & they broke straight away, these worked perfectly

They seem to be strong enough for the type of work I have being doing. Have not bend or buckle. So far I am pleased with these tyre leavers.

The TuoTu Bicycle Tire Lever Tyre Spoon Changing Tool is a set of three portable and durable bike tire levers designed to help you efficiently change or repair your bike's tires. Made from stainless steel, these levers are built to withstand the rigors of tire removal and installation while being resistant to rust and corrosion.These tire levers are essential tools for cyclists, ensuring that you can easily remove and replace tires without damaging the tube or tire bead. Whether you're a seasoned rider or an occasional cyclist, having a set of reliable tire levers like these is crucial for dealing with flat tires and general bike maintenance.

I bought these to help install my e-scooter wheel but it was still really difficult. Not the fault of the tools though- probably my technique lol

Used as lever on car body repairs