Glass fiber reinforced plastic construction: Delivers flexibility and strength without breaking under load, protecting rims and beads
Broad working tip: Prevents scarring on carbon rims and bed, ensuring safe tire removal
Spoke hook on rear end: Enables one-handed lever operation and secure bead holding for efficient removal
Interlocking pair design: Allows compact storage and easy access in saddle bags or tool rolls
Color-coded options: Facilitates quick identification and organization in multi-kit workshops
Summarized by Shop
Tire levers are the cheapest tool in the workshop and the one a working mechanic uses most often. Get them right and tire jobs are unremarkable; get them wrong and you end up with a pinched tube, a scarred carbon rim, or a tire that won't seat because the bead got twisted on the way out. The 1657 is the everyday plastic pair that lives in