TL-6.3 Steel Core Tire Levers

The TL-6.3 is a set of tire levers designed to provide all the advantages of both steel and composite tire levers. The steel core with protruding tip offers the strength and leverage needed to securely engage stubborn tire beads, while the durable composite coating makes for smooth operation and will not mar sensitive rim surfaces. With its ergonomic shape and ideal size, the TL-6.3 is the perfect size for use as an everyday shop lever, or can be stored in a saddlebag or tool roll for the mobile mechanic.

• Set of two
• Dimensions (each): 145 mm x 25 mm x 6 mm (5.75" x 1" x 0.24")
• Weight (each): 46 grams (1.6 ounces)

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[CyclingLifePT]

Based on the experience from TL-6.2 i definitely recommend this for workshops and electric scooter owners. These levers were a game changer to remove those stubborn tires from the electric scooters. You still have to put up a fight with it, but i was able to do it with those.

[jahtibacollins]

I was just checking to see what's new with the channel but shaddup and take my money! 💸

[christopherblomeley]

Worth the money and the wait. I'm sick of crappie plastic rubbish. Thanks PT

[lucasbhogal]

NEEEDED THIS at my shop last week and earlier, in my shopping basket asap!!

[stevengibbs]

I'm glad they're getting away from the chunky tire levers, with some tighter fitting tires I'm convinced that the added thickness made it literally impossible to use them based on the angle. Anyone else notice this with like the TR-1?

[dukelamode]

i have poped so many tubes with theses lol pedros 4 the win????/

[robertmcfadyen]

I keep a variety of levers and manage with them .

[johnnydeadmond]

I've got around $1, 000 worth of Park Tool, tools. But I'm not sure about a $20 set of tire tools. I've used Pedro's for years and they're a third of the cost. I've never had one break and I've never pinch flatted a new tube with my Pedro's.

[threeDeeBeginner]

what's the difference with the TL-6.2 ?

[bobwatkins]

They don't seem to have a spoke hook on the far end.

[RyanJardina]

I have a lot of part tools, but if tire levers aren't yellow, they ain't no good.

[maciejct]

you can't buy them anywhere
sad but true

[TheraPi]

With some skill and right technique, you won't need a tire lever at all.... Modern flexible folding tires make it possible to put on and off the rim with bare hands...

[lanehartwig]

I just opened a Bike shop, and here are the levels of tire lever.
Level 1. hands. gently asking the tire to remove itself from the bead.
Level 2. plastic levers. ask again, but with some annoyed tone.
Level 3 TL-6.2 to TL6.3 I really insist that you remove yourself from the bead.
Level 4 TL-5 B*tch I wasn't asking