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Compact and stable bicycle tire levers with an ergonomic shape: Pedro's Tire Levers put to the test

April 25, 2023 by Andrew Waldera

Pedro's Tire Levers put to the test

Bicycle tire lever test: Bicycle tire levers eke out an almost inconspicuous existence in the depths of the backpack or in the workshop. But at the latest when you use these indispensable tools, they awaken real emotions: either through enthusiasm or frustration. Here you can find out what feelings the Pedro's Tire Levers were able to arouse in us.

Pedro's Tire Levers put to the test

General information about the manufacturer

The Pedro's brand was founded in 1989 by Bruce Fina and Andrew Herrick. In the beginning, everything revolved around the revolutionary Syn Lube chain lubricant, which was specially developed for extremely muddy conditions. By 2000, Pedro's added a full line of professional tools, positioning itself as the complete bike maintenance brand. Most Pedro's tools and accessories are designed and engineered in the United States and manufactured in Taiwan.



Pedro's Tire Levers: First Impression

For a price of just under 6 euros, the buyer receives a set comprising two tire levers, which already visually conveys a very trustworthy impression. The Tire Levers have a specially shaped box construction and are made of a robust plastic mixture. The ergonomic shape of the lever should also improve handling when working. The same applies to the spoke hook, which should not be missing from any bicycle tire lever. Thanks to the snap-together function, the levers can also be connected in a practical way.

The bicycle tire levers in the test

Despite the compact shape, the bicycle tire levers from Pedro's enable you to work very efficiently and with little effort. This is ensured not only by the ergonomic design and the rigid material, but also by the ideally designed chisel shape. Leverage is surprisingly good, allowing for the mounting and dismounting of even stubborn tires. Thanks to the sturdy plastic, you should be able to enjoy the product for a long time. This is underlined by the lifetime guarantee. The resistance to signs of wear also speaks for itself.



Pedro's Tire Levers: The tire levers in detail

  • Sales unit: 2 pieces.
  • Weight / piece: 21 grams
  • Length: 112 millimeters
  • Material: Plastic
  • Spoke Hook: Yes
  • Snap together function: Yes
Pedro's Tire Levers put to the test
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Conclusion: Pedro's Tire Levers

Pro

  • Ergonomic shape
  • Very robust
  • Good leverage
  • Lifetime warranty

Contrary to

Nothing

Facts

product year2023
Price5,99
Website www.pedros.com

Overall rating

92 %

Value for Money

92 %
First-class bicycle tire levers for on the go - and the Pedro's Tire Levers are also in good hands in the workshop. Despite the compact shape, the leverage is surprisingly good and allows even the most stubborn tires to be mounted and removed.
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About Andrew Waldera

Andreas Waldera has been working as an online editor and test driver for many years. With his roots anchored in BMX and downhill, biking can't be rough enough for him. Born in the Lower Rhine region, he moved to the beautiful Eifel region to pursue his passion for cycling.

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