US PRO Tools 16 inch Heavy Duty Metal Tyre Lever - 6870


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The US PRO Tools 16-inch Heavy Duty Metal Tyre Lever is an essential tool for professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts who frequently perform tire changes and wheel maintenance. Built from drop-forged steel, this lever provides the leverage required to seat and unseat stubborn tires from rims with minimal effort. While its robust construction ensures professional-grade durability, users should be mindful that the metal construction requires careful handling to avoid scratching or damaging alloy wheel finishes during the leverage process.
| Model Part Number | 6870 |
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| Brand | us pro |
Yes, it is suitable for motorcycle tires, though you should exercise extra caution to avoid rim damage.
No, it is constructed from rigid drop-forged steel and is designed not to flex under load.
The lever is 1 inch wide, providing a sturdy surface area for effective leverage.
Because it is made of hardened steel, it can scratch rims. It is recommended to use a protective sleeve or rim guard when working on painted or alloy wheels.
It is a heavy-duty tool built for performance; its weight reflects its solid steel construction.
Ensure the tapered end is inserted deep enough under the bead and maintain constant pressure on the handle.
Use a fine-grade steel wool pad to gently buff out surface oxidation and apply a light coat of machine oil for protection.
Apply a small amount of tire bead lubricant to the tire edge to reduce friction and allow the lever to slide in more easily.
This tool requires no setup and is ready for use immediately upon unboxing. It is compatible with most standard automotive, motorcycle, and commercial tire-and-rim combinations. To maintain the integrity of the lever, clean it with a rag after use to remove road grime, oils, or tire rubber residue. Store the lever in a dry, cool location to preserve the chrome finish, though it is naturally resistant to oxidation. Periodically inspect the tapered tip for any burrs or sharp edges; if any develop from heavy use, they can be smoothed with a fine metal file to prevent future wheel damage.