CORE TOOLS CT113 15" Curved Tire Iron

Great size for motorcycle tires. I was worried the length was short for leverage but they were more than enough. If you have leverage issues, you're taking too much tire. Work in smaller increments. Some reviews mentioned bending and I can't imagine these bending. They're plenty strong. Certainly if you're not trying to stretch too much tire at a time. Blade thickness was very good. Thin enough to get in and out but not sharp or pointed. I had been working with larger irons and it was very difficult as the tips were too thick to get in and out. These got in and hooked the bead very well without grabbing the tube. You'll need 2 of these and I can see where even a 3rd would be handy although not necessary.

Used this to change the two front tires on my Pug F570. It makes the process much easier as it is thin enough to slip between the tire and the rim and pry the tire off without damaging the rim. It didn't damage or even really mar the rim at all. Would definitely recommend this, get one or two as you'll use both.

This is a great tool for the price. The finish came somewhat flat/matte so I might have preferred something polished or just smoother to begin with but honestly its not a big deal. The curved shape really helps with getting leverage hooking the bead. I've seen the same tool under different brand names for double the money.

Got this to use on my riding lawnmower front tires since I am tired of using screwdrivers to demount the tires. The rims are steel so they probably were not scratched. It worked well, just the right size. Probably would not want to use on automobile or truck tires, unless your a masochist or just enjoy being foolish.

Okay so I have regular irons but the curvature of this iron and quite possibly the best idea I ever got from my dad to use dawn soap made this whole tire change literally a 10 minute process! Great product

The tire iron itself was great. The problem was the very rough finish or coating dragged on the tire making movement and mounting difficult. I ended up sanding the finish off with a DA sander then polishing on a buffer. Worked fine after that. I guess you get what you pay for...

A little irregular at the tips. The curved end helps start the bead when initially mounting the tire. The curved tip bent as I got about half the first bead on. This was on a spoked 17" alloy rim. I like the curve. I'll keep looking for a stronger version.

I liked the shape. It was conceptually what I wanted to remount a tire but it was lacking in strength when it came to the test of remounting the tire as it wedged against the rim firmly then curled backward over the bead as I tried to seat the tire back on the rim.

Bent first use

Bonne barre solide.

Commander 4 et 2 sont arriver briser une casser et une tres plier

great quality