Park Tool TL-6.2 Tire Lever Set

Way better than the tl6 they replaced. The tl6 was prone to failure from the plastic cladding delaminating from the steel core. These are perfect for keeping in your pack or strapped to your bike. Throw away the garbage plastic levers and buy these. Park still makes the best bike tools. They replaced my damaged tl6 levers with a new set of these. Great company.

Nice build quality with easy slip-on coating. simple product. The plastic version may be ok if you seldom change tires. I bought this one because I had bad luck with plastic tools degrading on me over tune. This one is metal. it does what its supposed to do and changing the tube a lot easier.

Oh I wish I had these sooner. No more bending levers. And they are protected enough no damage to tires rims or tubes.

I had some old tires on my bike that were laughing at the plastic tire tools from Wal-Mart. These are the real deal. If I ran a bike shop, Id get the longer fancier ones made by Park, but these are great for a serious biker who only changes a tire every day or two.

I had a set of the old Park plastic leavers for a long time, and through loss finally got down to one. Ordered a new set of those, and broke one on the first use. Must be a different kind of plastic. Ordered these up. Real deal. Not gonna break these on a normal tire installation.

I always use a 3 piece set, but found out, with this set, 2 irons were plenty. Real happy with this set. Too nice, Im afraid someone is going to steal them.

Worth the $ by a long shot. Ive snapped a few polymer sets of tire levers.... NO MORE!! the extra reinforcement is worth its weight in gold. Makes tight tire installs a lot easier. My only gripe is that they only come in a pair and not in a typical 3 levers

Much much much much better than the all plastic ones. Ive a road bike and some of three tires are insanely hard to put on. I had been breaking the plastic ones which would snap in half. Thanks love these.

Sturdy but heavy.

Never worry about breaking one of these tire levers on a new tire with a tough bead, especially those small 16 tires on kid bikes. Keep a set with me when I bike tour and one set in the home bike shop tool box.