Ken Tool
Ken Tool 32117 Tire Iron 16 in 7/16 in Steel PK2
A pair of 16-inch steel tire irons with 7/16-inch stock for bicycle and motorcycle tires
- TypeOthers
- Forged steel construction resists bending during tire changes
- 16 inch length provides leverage for motorcycle and bicycle tires
- 7/16 inch stock fits common rim profiles without slipping
- Two-bar set enables paired use for balanced force application
- Extended curved sliding surface protects rim finish during removal
Tire Iron Set for Small Tyres
This Ken Tool 32117 set contains two 16 inch steel bars with a 7/16 inch stock size. They are designed for motorcycle and bicycle tyre work. The extended flat curved sliding surface helps lever tyres on and off rims. The pair is intended to be used together for best results.
Suits Motorcycle and Bicycle Owners
Riders who service their own small wheels will find the length and profile useful. The steel construction resists bending during normal leverage tasks. Anyone working on car, van or truck tyres needs longer, heavier bars and should look elsewhere.
Two Bars Give Basic Leverage
The 16 inch length provides enough reach for narrow motorcycle and bicycle beads. Using both bars together spreads the force and protects the rim. For wider rims or stiffer sidewalls the short length runs out of leverage quickly.
Highlights
- Forged steel construction resists bending during tire changes
- 16 inch length provides leverage for motorcycle and bicycle tires
- 7/16 inch stock fits common rim profiles without slipping
- Two-bar set enables paired use for balanced force application
- Extended curved sliding surface protects rim finish during removal
Specifications
| Brand | KEN-TOOL |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
Questions about this item
Do I need a second 16 in bar to use this tire iron effectively?
The package includes two 16 in bars and the manufacturer notes they are best used in pairs for leverage on motorcycle and bicycle tires.
Can I use these 16 in bars on the same motorcycle wheels where I previously used shorter irons?
The 16 in length provides extended reach on the flat curved sliding surface, which can make it easier to work on the same motorcycle or bicycle rims you already own.
How can I confirm the 7/16 in stock size is correct for my tire beads after setup?
The 7/16 in stock should engage the bead cleanly without excessive flex; if the bars seat firmly and the tire mounts smoothly, the size is appropriate.
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