Well that is a paint can key, but the thing you’re looking for is called a Tire Lever. Buy the ones from Pedro’s and don’t look back.
SnollyG on
Just get Pedro’s tire levers. They’re the best, and they only cost about $6 for a pair.
(Avoid metal ones because they can damage your rim.)
MGTS on
Tire lever
Bike shop
Ok_Pause419 on
Can’t totally tell the scale of it, but it looks like a drum brake adjuster for a car.
Nervous-Rush-4465 on
Unior brand tire levers are the best I have used in the tubeless tire era. The previous champion was the Kool Stop levers for most clincher (tubed) tires.
1steverredditaccount on
I like the heavy duty Pedro’s downhill tire lever. Sometimes I have to remove tires from early 80’s bikes with the original tires.
squirlybumrush on
Tire lever. Your local bike shop will have them. Get plastic ones, the metal ones can damage the rim
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Well that is a paint can key, but the thing you’re looking for is called a Tire Lever. Buy the ones from Pedro’s and don’t look back.
Just get Pedro’s tire levers. They’re the best, and they only cost about $6 for a pair.
(Avoid metal ones because they can damage your rim.)
Tire lever
Bike shop
Can’t totally tell the scale of it, but it looks like a drum brake adjuster for a car.
Unior brand tire levers are the best I have used in the tubeless tire era. The previous champion was the Kool Stop levers for most clincher (tubed) tires.
I like the heavy duty Pedro’s downhill tire lever. Sometimes I have to remove tires from early 80’s bikes with the original tires.
Tire lever. Your local bike shop will have them. Get plastic ones, the metal ones can damage the rim