Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tire Changing Tool, 14.5 Inch Tire Iron Set, 2pcs Motorcycle Tire Irons, 40CR Steel Tire Bead Breaker, Black Tire Changing Spoons, Rust Proof Motorcycle Tire Spoons, Tire Levers For Bile Tires

Ordered to be able to demount tires for repairs and to do my own atv, and tractor tires. Great tool for a great price.

I should’ve bought this years ago. If you break down your own tires. As i do this is a sweet tool to have. Wether it’s a car tire or lawnmower tire it will easily break the bead. Off the rim

These function as well as the more expensive MP Beadpros, but the savings on price comes at a cost of weight. So, if your planning on carrying these around on your bike, you're like going to wish you had paid the higher price for the aluminum ones. Otherwise, they're great.

Works great for its intended purpose, great value for a solid tool.

Great on price will be getting more in the future and I tell other tire shop about them and know others that have got other tools

Been using this since September 8th 2024. It works if you actually understand how to/ study how to and really practice. My first use was on a rear Kabota L5030 tractor tire (14.9-26). It worked great, its all about technique and applying the force to the proper area. Do not angle so low that you hit the rim, and not so high that you hit the side wall for bead of the tire, you want to best balance/ entry angle. The unit itself is quality metal, and the hammering function works as intended. Great for the price(36$). Written on 12/14/2024.

works great

Awesome product very easy to use. The quality is great. I do recommend this product. Saves you lot of time, trouble and headache Like they say "time is money"

Works better on bigger tires with more sidewall. Low profile tires are a bit harder to break down. Bang for the buck is very good overall

Bought this tool to break beads on my aluminum truck wheels. Already own a small bead breaking duck bill hammer for steel wheels but needed this so not to damage my truck rims. Works like a charm. Slide hammer is heavy enough to work well.. I had plenty of experience working on tires in my youth with Ken Tool products so I know quite a bit about tire denouncing and installing..