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🚴♀️ Revolutionize your ride with the ultimate tyre glider — never struggle with levers again!
The Rehook Tyre Glider 2 is a patented, UK-made bicycle tyre lever designed for quick, safe, and effortless tyre removal and installation. Crafted from high-strength POM plastic, it fits all bike tyre types and sizes, including tubeless and tight-fitting tyres. Its compact, ergonomic design protects rims while making tyre changes faster and easier, perfect for professional cyclists and weekend warriors alike.














| ASIN | B09R27JFWT |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 5,278 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 24 in Hand Tools (Sports & Outdoors) |
| Brand | Rehook |
| Color | Vibrant Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,474) |
| Date First Available | 24 Jan. 2022 |
| Department | Unisex |
| Included components | Tire Glider |
| Manufacturer | Tyre Glider |
| Material type | POM |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 7.9 x 4.1 x 3.1 cm; 21 g |
| Size | One Size |
A**A
Frikin brilliant. Buy it!
Absolute game changer. Had a nightmare changing 16” Brompton Schwalbe one tyre after puncture. Unbelievably tight on the rim. Broke my two Brompton tyre levers, couldn’t get the tyre off, had to walk to work. Commuting 35 years and never been unable to remove a tyre. Work colleague recommended this and wow! 5 seconds to get tyre off and absolutely brilliant in getting tyre back on too. Only regret is not having purchased sooner. Still swapped the tyres out for Conti’s. This made it a pleasure. Get one, or two!
J**W
Works really well
There are some bike wheel and tyre combinations that can be a real pain to fit. Using normal tyre levers they can be hard to remove but the same tyre going back on can be almost impossible. By chance I saw a Youtube video of some using one of these and it looked pretty effective so I took a punt with one of these. It needed some thought as one of these is several times more expensive than even some "named" levers from say Park Tools (which mine are). However I'll be honest - this is a revelation. Once you have worked out how to use to remove and install tyres (you use it differently depending what you're doing) it is really quite easy. I did need to read the simple instructions the first Getting the tyre off relies on hooking the short edge under one of the beads (it took a bit of a knack I found) but once that was done the and the tool run round the rim the tyre was off. To get a tyre on you get one side of the bead on first as normal and then mount the tool on the rim and basically push it round and the bead is pushed on. It did get quite tight near the end but there's plenty of area to push on and I got a tyre on in about 2 minutes that had taken over 10 minutes or so using the "traditional" method and my thumbs were still in one piece This is now my go to tool for tyre mounting. Don't worry about the price and whether it'll work - it will and really well. I am a convert
J**D
Didn't Work For Me But I Still Like It.
It didn't work on my mavic deemax rims & curio uk blue tyres which the concept is great it has scratched the decals which they are replaceable & the nylon filled with glass seems quite strong as i have tried to bend it for fitting purposes & it doesn't really bend at all maybe if they made a aluminium one of carbon fibre mixed with nylon as it would be a lot stronger even if it's more expensive as of to have three different material versions of them all even in different colours as everyone doesn't like black (i don't) as of for people to buy too. Maybe they work better for racer type of tyres which i feel it's the tyre company that are not making the bead long enough on tyres too you can see on one picture there is just to much materials of tyre which is so tight that it never going to get over the rim too. I have read wtb tyres fit quite easily over rims but they don't do blue tyres & i want blue tyres on my bike which it's a shame there isn't a website we people can go on as of to find out from everyone where they can use the search engine to find out what tyres fit what rims by with us all to leave information of what fits & what doesn't too. Me i may have to buy more blue tyres to find out what fits my rims & i hope i don't have so many different brand of blue tyres & to find out not of them fit too. Also have you ever seen a cap stretcher why not invent something like that for tyres as if just to stretch them some bit by bit as of for the tyres to fit rims perfect too. Hope This Helps.
M**.
It worked during my test runs
Having struggled this weekend with two separate punctures on a Mb and my road bike using traditional plastic tyre levers I thought I would try one of these. Actually it was 11pm on a Saturday night after a number of drinks that I placed the order, and I was surprised when it arrived at 12 noon the next day on a Sunday all ready for me to try. Packaging was all cardboard and minimal. After reading the minimal instructions, I tried it on my mountain bike. There is a knack to getting the leaver under the bead, but once there a push around the rim the whole tyre came off. To refit there is a little notch in the lever that fits over the rim. Again fit the lever onto the rim and push around the rim, job done. Yes it was easier than tyre levers. Have not yet tried it on a 700c23 continental which are tough but am sure it will make the job a lot easier. Although an expensive little bit of plastic, if it makes my life easier once in while, I will be a happy boy.
J**Y
Good tryer for the tire
This does work. However, I found I needed a glove on the working hand in order to protect myself from skinned knuckles. Also, on my road bike (700x20mm) one has to push really hard to get it started. It did work better than traditional tyre levers but I think there is still some development to do.
D**P
Helped with the impossible!
I bought a right hand one - and a left hand one - and have a bead puller tool too. The challange was two Goodyear Eagle Tires which were incredibly tight - tight enough that the local bike shop gave up and returned my wheels and tires. With the two tire gliders, bead puller, soapy water and a small hammer I was able to get both tires on. By gently tapping the flat surface on the tire glider towards the other ones - lots of soap - i was able to pull the bead over! Doubt they are ever coming off at this rate!
S**N
Easy to slice a hole in your tube!
Well, I saw the video on Facebook and thought it would be worth a try! To be fair, I’ve never had problems fitting tyres, even tight continental tyres on awkward rims, but thought this looked like it would make it even easier.. The very first time, I took my time, made sure everything was as per the instructions.. aaaaand it sliced a hole straight through the side of my inner tube whilst fitting the last section of tyre! No warning, no tube visibly trapped between the tyre bead and the rim, taking it nice and slowly, and the ‘feel’ changed slightly; I stopped straight away and did not fully install the tyre, instead, I removed it all and found that the sharp edge had sliced through the tube like a hot knife through butter. I hadn’t noticed there were some sharp edges and assumed it was all as it should be, but sadly the tube is now un-repairable.. I proceeded to fit the tyre with another tube and used my hands like normal with no issues at all, it wasn’t even a tight fit.. In fairness, it does seem like a potential solution for tight tyres for those without strong enough wrists or hands, but you have to go very carefully. Having paid a lot for what is essentially a glorified tyre lever, I will keep it for emergencies, but it will not be my ‘go to’ tool for tyres.. I’m my opinion, tubes are just as vulnerable to this thing as they are to any other plastic tyre lever... Although that being said, in probably thousands of tyre changes (spent time in the trade) I’ve never ruined a tube when installing until using this, so read into that what you will; maybe tubes are more susceptible to pinches with this?? Maybe I got unlucky with a mis-shaped one or one with excess flashing left on it or something, but if that is the case, then quality control can’t be very good!
T**0
Very very useful tool, like it.
Have only had this tool a few weeks and have used it only four times as I am rebuilding a bike and has meant removing and replacing four tyres. For me I have found it very easy to both remove and fit tyres much more easily and faster than conventional tyre levers with the added benefit of not pinching of inner tubes. I no longer carry tyre levers as I will now only use the Rehook Tyre Glider. A great little invention that works. I think that it is a bit pricey for what it is though having said that it is a great tool that works and also unique.
B**R
Çok Etkili bir Ürün. Ama tanıtım Videolarını Şzleyin
İlk başta şüphe ettim fakat internetten tanıtım videolarını izleyince kullanımın sihirli bir şekilde kolay ve etkili sonuçlar çıkardığını tespit ettim. Bence diğer levyeleri bir süre daha cebinizde saklayın ama onları unutmanız çok uzun sürmez. Bu alet tek başına işinizi görecektir.
J**N
Sceptic but love it
Was a little bit sceptic but love the tool. Now I can take my ryre easy off and on.
A**S
Przydatne narzędzie
Warto mieć w swoim warsztacie rowerowym. Wygodne w użyciu, skuteczne
T**N
La simplicité même
J'ai dû l'utiliser à deux reprises et c'est le système le plus efficace pour le montage/démontage de pneus que j'ai jamais utilisé. Il est indispensable dans le kit de réparation.
D**I
Rehook Tyre Glider
Der Rehook Tyre Glider verspricht, eine revolutionäre Lösung für den Reifenwechsel am Fahrrad zu bieten. Dieses handliche, tragbare Werkzeug soll den lästigen Gebrauch von Reifenhebern oder Reifenwechsellöffeln überflüssig machen und den Reifenwechselprozess schneller und einfacher gestalten. In dieser Rezension werfen wir einen Blick auf die Leistung und die Vorteile des Rehook Tyre Glider. Eigenschaften und Spezifikationen: • Einfache Anwendung: Der Rehook Tyre Glider ersetzt die herkömmlichen Reifenheber und hilft dabei, den Fahrradreifen schnell und ohne Kraftaufwand zu entfernen. Er ermöglicht das Entfernen des Reifens in wenigen Minuten und ist damit ein perfektes Werkzeug für die schnelle Reparatur. • Tragbar und kompakt: Das Werkzeug hat die perfekte Größe, um es immer mit dabei zu haben. Mit seinem kompakten Design passt es bequem in die Werkzeugtasche oder Rucksack, sodass es immer griffbereit ist, wenn man unterwegs einen Reifen wechseln muss. • Vielseitig: Der Rehook Tyre Glider eignet sich für verschiedene Fahrradarten, darunter Mountainbikes, Rennräder und Gravel-Bikes, sowie für Schlauchreifen und Tubeless-Reifen. • Verklebungsschutz: Das Werkzeug bietet einen zusätzlichen Schutz für den Schlauch und die Felge, da es den Reifen vorsichtig entfernt, ohne den Schlauch zu beschädigen oder die Felge zu zerkratzen. Stärken des Produkts: • Benutzerfreundlichkeit: Im Vergleich zu herkömmlichen Reifenhebern ist der Rehook Tyre Glider unglaublich einfach zu bedienen. Kein Zerren oder Schrauben am Reifen erforderlich – der Glider gleitet einfach unter den Reifen und löst diesen in wenigen Minuten. • Komfort und Kontrolle: Dank des ergonomischen Designs liegt der Rehook Tyre Glider bequem in der Hand. Der griffige Griff sorgt für eine stabile Handhabung, auch wenn man mit nassen oder schmutzigen Händen arbeitet. • Schnelligkeit: Der Reifenwechselprozess wird deutlich beschleunigt, da der Glider im Vergleich zu traditionellen Methoden (wie mit Reifenhebern) viel schneller und effizienter funktioniert. Das spart Zeit und Mühe – ideal für den Einsatz unterwegs oder beim Reparieren von Reifen zu Hause. • Schutz für Schlauch und Felge: Der Rehook entfernt den Reifen sicher und vorsichtig, ohne den Schlauch zu beschädigen oder Felge zu zerkratzen. Dies ist besonders wichtig bei teuren Tubeless-Reifen, bei denen man den Schlauch nach der Reparatur weiterhin verwenden möchte. • Langlebigkeit: Das Material ist robust und hält auch bei häufiger Nutzung stand. Der Rehook Tyre Glider macht einen sehr qualitativ hochwertigen Eindruck und scheint für eine lange Lebensdauer ausgelegt zu sein. Schwächen des Produkts: • Eingewöhnungszeit: Für jemanden, der noch nie ein ähnliches Werkzeug verwendet hat, könnte es anfangs eine kleine Eingewöhnungszeit erfordern, um den optimalen Einsatz des Rehook Tyre Gliders zu verstehen. Dies ist jedoch keine wirkliche Schwäche, sondern lediglich eine Frage der Übung. • Nicht für extreme Fälle: Bei besonders festen oder sehr schweren Reifen könnte der Rehook Tyre Glider unter Umständen nicht die gleiche Kraft wie traditionelle Reifenheber bieten. Bei den meisten normalen Reifenwechseln funktioniert er jedoch einwandfrei. Fazit: Der Rehook Tyre Glider hat meine Erwartungen bei weitem übertroffen. Es ist ein unglaublich praktisches Werkzeug für alle Fahrradfahrer, die einen schnellen und einfachen Reifenwechsel wünschen, ohne auf die traditionellen Reifenheber angewiesen zu sein. Dank des ergonomischen Designs und der einfachen Handhabung lässt sich der Reifen mühelos und ohne viel Aufwand wechseln – und das ganz ohne den Reifen zu beschädigen. Es ist das ideale Werkzeug für unterwegs, da es kompakt und leicht ist, sodass es problemlos in die Tasche passt. Ich kann den Rehook Tyre Glider nur empfehlen, vor allem für Fahrradfahrer, die auf der Suche nach einem schnellen, praktischen und zuverlässigen Werkzeug für den Reifenwechsel sind. Es ersetzt die herkömmlichen Reifenheber und bietet einen sicheren und schonenden Umgang mit Reifen und Schläuchen. Gesamtbewertung: 5/5 Sterne Empfohlen für alle, die den Reifenwechsel schneller, einfacher und sicherer gestalten möchten.
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