Motion Pro 08-0536 BeadPro Forged Steel Tire Bead Breaker and Lever Tool Set

These were just what the flat tire ordered. They worked so well to break the bead, remove the tire, and work a new tire back on. These are a pretty heavy duty set. I used them for a smaller motorcycle tire and they worked great.

I ordered these to change my motorcycle tires and to take on a motorcycle trip. They are steel, which means they are heavy. They are worth the weight. They break beads easily, and work well as tire spoons.

These bars are underrated. I do all my tires by hand, from wheelbarrows to Peterbilt. I've used pneumatic tire machines, winches and every kind of iron I've found. These are not a do-it-all tool, however they work on the widest range of tires compared to any I'm aware of. Any bad reviews are usually tested on a specific tire and they were unhappy. I wouldn't use these bars to break the bead on a grader tire, I use an excavator. In general, tire irons are no comparison to a tire machine. But for motorcycles, car tires and even half ton trucks, they are now my go to irons. They fit in my saddle bags just fine and are great to throw in the wife's suv on a long trip. I can appreciate the curvature of the spoon end and are perfect length to use as a trail stand for a KLR 650. No bending or weak points that I have found. Personally, I have spent more on manual tire tools than a tire machine would cost because I do everything on site. They are more than worth the price, and the quality is comparable to williams/snap-on. FYI, this is only the second review I have ever written so... They are worth it.

I am not a mechanic at all, not an authority to judge the tools vs another . I just watch YouTube videos from Rolling Wrench and also Mitch's Scooter Stuff to do maintenance and repairs on my Honda Ruckus. That being said, these bead breaker/tire spoons worked great for a 10 inch scooter tire. Keep it in mind that these tires are not as rigid or stiff as some larger motorcycle tires can be. I definitely don't think I would be able to break the bead of a car tire. But they should be fine with any scooter or motorcycle tire. I only gave them a 4 because like I said I can't judge one from a different model or brand. They were a 5 for me and my purpose anyway. They are the least expensive route for DIY tire changing. A lot of people out there retired or are on disability and like me lost $320 a month in benefits when they purged Medicaid. We have to learn to handle stuff ourselves and this tool is an affordable solution.

I have always spooned tires on and off the old fashioned way. Just some dish soap and water, spoons and elbow grease. But I just bought a used KLR, and the previous owner had a tubeless Shinko rear tire installed at the shop. The sidewall on this tire is very stiff, and I could not get the bead to break using my old methods. I have heard of people even cutting the tire off of their KLR's. I am too old to butt my head against a problem. At my age you just find the right tool, and 99% of the time its no sweat. These irons ARE the right tool. There was no learning curve, no issue whatsoever, that tire bead was broken on both sides in 5 minutes. I will never change a motorcycle, ATV, or riding mower tire again without them. The spoon sides of these are also very useful. I found myself not even using my old tried and true Moose irons. It really is an inspired design, kudos to Motion Pro. Get them, you will love them.

Bead breaker worked really well they are sturdy and well made. Material is thick and durable will not bend. They really come in handy. Just take your time and be patient when using them when breaking the tire bead, because they can slip. They work really well with rim protectors when removing and installing tires. Also, I keep them in my saddle bags when I travel, so they don’t take up any space. A must have when traveling on motorcycle.

these are what you want unless you have a pneumatic tire machine with a bead breaker on the side. broke the beads on a crusty dunlop off my 1999 road king just fine (see picture) with the help of a third tire iron. it took about ten minutes of prying and repositioning, soap and using third spoon, but it worked! broke beads on my Svartpilen 401, seated for three years with about four tries and repositioning. gonna tackle my 501 husqvarna next year and should be easy peasy compared to before, for me. great, simple tools.

I had been working on breaking the bead on my 14" EUC tire for the better part of an hour. The tire hadn't been on there for more than a couple weeks (just wanted to try out a different tread) and it just wouldn't pop. It was only a 14" tire. It shouldn't have been that bad, but it just wouldn't stop holding on. I tried spoon method, clamp method, even pry bar method. Had plenty of soap and water. Nothing. I finally gave up and just ordered these. Best thing I ever did. It broke the bead in less than 30 seconds. It broke on the first try...almost no effort. Did it in one more place and I was done. Amazing. I'll never go back. Quality is fantastic. They are heavy, strong, and I can't imagine them every breaking. I wish the price was lower, but even so it's totally worth it. You won't be disappointed unless you are trying to break the bead of giant car tires. Highly recommended.

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Awesome product. Breaks the bead easily and then the other end is a tyre lever with a nice profile to easily gain leverage.

Working good. Easy to use

Yes this is expensive if you think in terms of its metal content, but the design is just excellent, making tyre changes a doddle. Be sure to have a good heat gun too, to soften up the rubber.

Muy buenas herramientas para el desmontaje de llantas de motocicleta. Facilitan el trabajo y no arriesgan la integridad del Rin.