Baja No Pinch Tool Original Tire Changing Kit – Dirt Bike Tire Changing Tools for Enduro and Motocross – Compact Tool for 16" to 21" Wheels – Prevents Tube Pinching – Fits 20mm Axles

Been putting my own tires on for many years. Don't have a problem using spoons. Bought this just because. No complaints it works good best Part is you can pop the tire on with one hand and have a beer in the other while watching "on any sunday" with no worries of pinching a tube.

As others have said, it's pricey, but... I think it was worth the money. If you've ever tried to change your own tires, you know how much of a challenge it can be. This tool makes the job doable. I typically have to have a second set of hands to get a stiff sidewall tire mounted. I did it today without help, in about half the time, and NO FRUSTRATION. In fact, I actually had fun mounting the tire. I've done enough tire mounting in my time to be shocked that I am actually saying that. It was just cool to see how the tool worked. Had I not fought so many tires previously, I might not be that impressed, but this tool literally takes the pain out of the job--no bloody knuckles, no sore back, and no scraped knees. The name of the tool is totally appropriate. Using it correctly, you just WON'T pinch another tube. It takes some practice making it work effectively, but I will no longer be tempted to pay someone else to mount my tires. My rating is actually 4.5 stars (can't do that on Amazon), but that's what I would rate it because of the price. If they sold it for 75 or 80 bucks, I'd be all in and recommend it to every person on the planet who wants to mount their own tires. As is, I still highly recommend it and it will eventually pay for itself. [I'm guessing the seller would sell many more at the lower price point and make more money in the long run.]

Worth every penny. Made mounting a tire with a tube so much easier. Not even a single pinched tube or swear word!

This is not the end all, be all, for tire changes; at least not with mega stiff side walls, as I found out. It is a helpful tool for most tire changes, mostly getting that last little bit of the tire over the rim. It is a bit pricey but well made. It helps in not scratching the rim, but it can still happen with this tool. I recommend it, but know it has limitations.

Not particularly inexpensive, but well designed and well made. I'm terrible at changing dirt bike tires; I seem to always pinch the tube on installation. Also, I hate wrestling with dirt bike tires and wheels, and I really don' appreciate sweating. With this tool, those are all problems of the past. I've been wanting to flip my rear 18" Dunlop tire around on my dirt bike for some time, and didn't want to hassle with a shop doing it. Well, I did it! not exactly with no troubles, but that wasn't the tools fault; I forgot to lube up the tire, and I forgot to work the back side of the tire down off of the bead to get the last bit of tire over the rim. Even with those newb mistakes, I still wrestled the tire on; I think a testament to just how well this tool works.

Does not work as advertised, metal teeth pop out when applying pressure to the bead. Product is flawed. You’re better off using tire spoons. Waste of $…in product sample videos they must be using very soft tires…

I've tried to do several tires myself and always pinch the tubes. My buddy recommended this. It's so much easier. Still my least favorite job, but after 3 successful tire changes with zero curse words uttered, I'm a firm believer in this. Plus is small enough to fit in my tool roll for trips!

Two tire changes complete, works great. Much faster and easier.