Rehook Tyre Glider | New Bicycle Tire Lever | Suitable for All Bike Tires | Professional, Portable & Patented Tool to Fit and Remove Road, Gravel, Mountain Bikes Tyre, Tube, Tubeless Puncture Repair

This is the best. Every cyclist should own one. Makes putting tires on (and taking them off) easy peazy. I use a little vasoline to help. I have had zero issues putting on very tight tubeless tires. Fantastic.

This tool really works! I have a road bike with carbon tubeless rims that I run tubes in. I have had the owner of a bike shop tell me my rims are the most difficult he has ever encountered to change tires/tubes. I recently had to change a tube on my rear wheel. I have new Continental Grand Prix four season tires. These tires have a third anti-puncture belt that goes sidewall-to-sidewall. I used my tire levers to take the tire off as I think the tyre glider removal portion is too wide for my very tight fit (no big deal). I do everything possible not to use tire levers to put the tire back on, since it is easy to pinch the tube with my tight fitting rims/tires. I inserted as much of the tire into the rim as possible by hand. There was no way I would be able finish inserting the tire into the rim by hand. I had at least six inches of the circumference of the tire sticking out of the rim. I figured I would try my Tyre Glider, which has been in my saddle bag for some time. The Tyre Glider allowed me to slide the balance of the tire into the rim with very little effort. No tire levers! Also, it appears that it would be very difficult to pinch a tube with the Tyre Glider. I saw a youtube video in which the author said the Tyre Glider would be good for mountain bike tires, but it was too difficult to use with road tires. I did not find that to be the case. I will likely be buying additional Tyre Gliders for my other bikes.

It’s not magic, but it definitely helps with tight, tough tires. Removing tires goes very well. I usually need to get the first part of the tire over with a traditional lever as the tyre glider is pretty wide and can be difficult to get the corner under. After that it takes those tough tires right off. Also makes the tight tires go on easier. I’ve not always been able to get the last part on like the guide shows, but gets it so the last little bit I can roll on by hand more easily. Overall, I’d say it mostly lives up to the promise. Definitely makes dealing with tight tires better.

Since it was time to change the tires on one of my road bikes, I finally plucked up the energy to give this tool a go, and it didn't disappoint. As an aging female cyclist with diminishing grip strength, I've recently struggled greatly with re-seating the extremely tight beads of my tires onto the rims. This tool is an absolute blessing for me. It glided effortlessly around the rim for removal, and once again to seat the new tire, even at the valve stem, which is a typically troublesome spot. I now have renewed confidence that I'll be able to deal with a roadside repair unassisted should the need arise. I recently bought a second tool to carry in the top tube bag for my duathlon racing bike. I strongly suggest watching the Rehook video, since the tool's design is so different from standard tire tools. It's very explanatory and helpful. The demonstrator is a slightly built woman, further proving the tool's ease of use. I found the instruction card the tool came attached to a little hard to decipher.

I have a selection of wheels and tires, so I tried this with a couple notoriously hard ones: Continental Gatorskin and a wire-bead, studded Schwalbe Marathon. The Tyre Glider succeeded on both, and no other levers that use the sliding clip method ever have. I tried other tires with similar success. Even my wife and kid, who aren't adept at putting on tires nor are strong, did it. There is no way they could dismount or mount a tire using levers. Some people say it doesn't work well on mountain bikes. I don't own one, so I can't say, but I'll bet I could pop a tire on with this tool. Other people said it broke, but I should add that the owner of the company added a little more plastic recently to strengthen it. I pushed pretty hard, and I can't see it flexing or breaking. I've tried a lot of levers, and Pedro's always won until now. Tyre Glider is now number one. It's not perfect, and it doesn't give much room to push. I advise going to YouTube and watching the owner of the company show how to use the tool properly. Pushing down using your weight really works. If you see the orange model, it's the same thing. Rehook markets this one, but it's made in the same shop.

This was the tool that I needed to mount Pirelli P Zero Race TLR tires, which are notoriously difficult to mount because of their very stiff and thick square bead. I can usually mount Conti's and Schwalbe tires by hand, but Pirelli is ridiculous, even for someone like me with a lot of tubeless experience.

It seemed like a good idea. Only carry one, simple to use tool. I’m sad that I wasted $16 worth of my life working for the money to buy this. Maybe it’s better for road bikes, but for my mountain bike it is worthless. I couldn’t even get the edge under the bead. Luckily I had my levers nearby. Once I got part of the bead over the rim I tried to use it “as a handle” like the video shows - to slide around and pull the rest of the bead off the rim…. Nope I didn’t even try to use it to put the tire back on, because I don’t need tools for that. Just pull it over the rim by hand. I won’t even resell this at half price because I don’t want a negative review:/

Rehook claims that this tool will work on wheelchair tires. I find this is not the case. I would love to be proven wrong. REHOOK, PLEASE POST A VIDEO SHOWING THIS TOOL SUCESSFULLY INSTALLING/UNINSTALLING A TIRE ON A WHEECHAIR TIRE RIM! On my chairs I use SCHWALBE bike tires. I received the Rehook Tyre Glider yesterday. Because of tightness of tire fit, I had to use two tire levers just to create space to get the Tyre Glider under the bead and then I could not pull the Glider to the horizontal position so that the tool would remain flat as I lifted the bead. For the new tire install, the movement around the tire was very awkward. The Glider kept coming loose. I have no issues with my hand strength. Perhaps a wheelchair rim is just deeper so that it's harder to lift the tire bead over the edge of the rim. As I wrote, I would love to see a video proving me wrong. I got the first tire changed with minimal help from this tool. Perhaps I’ll have better luck with tire #2. I’ll be happy to upgrade my rating if the next wheel comes off/goes on easier or if Rehook demonstrates the tool using a wheelchair rim.

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Was a little bit sceptic but love the tool. Now I can take my ryre easy off and on.

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J'ai dû l'utiliser à deux reprises et c'est le système le plus efficace pour le montage/démontage de pneus que j'ai jamais utilisé. Il est indispensable dans le kit de réparation.

Der Rehook Tyre Glider verspricht, eine revolutionäre Lösung für den Reifenwechsel am Fahrrad zu bieten. Dieses handliche, tragbare Werkzeug soll den lästigen Gebrauch von Reifenhebern oder Reifenwechsellöffeln überflüssig machen und den Reifenwechselprozess schneller und einfacher gestalten. In dieser Rezension werfen wir einen Blick auf die Leistung und die Vorteile des Rehook Tyre Glider. Eigenschaften und Spezifikationen: • Einfache Anwendung: Der Rehook Tyre Glider ersetzt die herkömmlichen Reifenheber und hilft dabei, den Fahrradreifen schnell und ohne Kraftaufwand zu entfernen. Er ermöglicht das Entfernen des Reifens in wenigen Minuten und ist damit ein perfektes Werkzeug für die schnelle Reparatur. • Tragbar und kompakt: Das Werkzeug hat die perfekte Größe, um es immer mit dabei zu haben. Mit seinem kompakten Design passt es bequem in die Werkzeugtasche oder Rucksack, sodass es immer griffbereit ist, wenn man unterwegs einen Reifen wechseln muss. • Vielseitig: Der Rehook Tyre Glider eignet sich für verschiedene Fahrradarten, darunter Mountainbikes, Rennräder und Gravel-Bikes, sowie für Schlauchreifen und Tubeless-Reifen. • Verklebungsschutz: Das Werkzeug bietet einen zusätzlichen Schutz für den Schlauch und die Felge, da es den Reifen vorsichtig entfernt, ohne den Schlauch zu beschädigen oder die Felge zu zerkratzen. Stärken des Produkts: • Benutzerfreundlichkeit: Im Vergleich zu herkömmlichen Reifenhebern ist der Rehook Tyre Glider unglaublich einfach zu bedienen. Kein Zerren oder Schrauben am Reifen erforderlich – der Glider gleitet einfach unter den Reifen und löst diesen in wenigen Minuten. • Komfort und Kontrolle: Dank des ergonomischen Designs liegt der Rehook Tyre Glider bequem in der Hand. Der griffige Griff sorgt für eine stabile Handhabung, auch wenn man mit nassen oder schmutzigen Händen arbeitet. • Schnelligkeit: Der Reifenwechselprozess wird deutlich beschleunigt, da der Glider im Vergleich zu traditionellen Methoden (wie mit Reifenhebern) viel schneller und effizienter funktioniert. Das spart Zeit und Mühe – ideal für den Einsatz unterwegs oder beim Reparieren von Reifen zu Hause. • Schutz für Schlauch und Felge: Der Rehook entfernt den Reifen sicher und vorsichtig, ohne den Schlauch zu beschädigen oder Felge zu zerkratzen. Dies ist besonders wichtig bei teuren Tubeless-Reifen, bei denen man den Schlauch nach der Reparatur weiterhin verwenden möchte. • Langlebigkeit: Das Material ist robust und hält auch bei häufiger Nutzung stand. Der Rehook Tyre Glider macht einen sehr qualitativ hochwertigen Eindruck und scheint für eine lange Lebensdauer ausgelegt zu sein. Schwächen des Produkts: • Eingewöhnungszeit: Für jemanden, der noch nie ein ähnliches Werkzeug verwendet hat, könnte es anfangs eine kleine Eingewöhnungszeit erfordern, um den optimalen Einsatz des Rehook Tyre Gliders zu verstehen. Dies ist jedoch keine wirkliche Schwäche, sondern lediglich eine Frage der Übung. • Nicht für extreme Fälle: Bei besonders festen oder sehr schweren Reifen könnte der Rehook Tyre Glider unter Umständen nicht die gleiche Kraft wie traditionelle Reifenheber bieten. Bei den meisten normalen Reifenwechseln funktioniert er jedoch einwandfrei. Fazit: Der Rehook Tyre Glider hat meine Erwartungen bei weitem übertroffen. Es ist ein unglaublich praktisches Werkzeug für alle Fahrradfahrer, die einen schnellen und einfachen Reifenwechsel wünschen, ohne auf die traditionellen Reifenheber angewiesen zu sein. Dank des ergonomischen Designs und der einfachen Handhabung lässt sich der Reifen mühelos und ohne viel Aufwand wechseln – und das ganz ohne den Reifen zu beschädigen. Es ist das ideale Werkzeug für unterwegs, da es kompakt und leicht ist, sodass es problemlos in die Tasche passt. Ich kann den Rehook Tyre Glider nur empfehlen, vor allem für Fahrradfahrer, die auf der Suche nach einem schnellen, praktischen und zuverlässigen Werkzeug für den Reifenwechsel sind. Es ersetzt die herkömmlichen Reifenheber und bietet einen sicheren und schonenden Umgang mit Reifen und Schläuchen. Gesamtbewertung: 5/5 Sterne Empfohlen für alle, die den Reifenwechsel schneller, einfacher und sicherer gestalten möchten.