Tyre Glider at a glance
One compact tool for removing and fitting bike tyres
Designed to tackle tight tyres
Weighs just 20g
Rim clip fits tyre hooks up to 7mm wide
Right-handed versions
Not sure which one? Choose the hand you would normally use to operate the tool.
HOW TO USE CLOCK THE LINK - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5lBB4UgUcU
Why Choose the Tyre Glider Over Traditional Tyre Levers?
Hi, I’m Kevin—the inventor of the Tyre Glider. If you’ve landed on this page, chances are you’ve had that moment: stuck by the roadside, wrestling with a stiff tyre, bruised thumbs, aching hands, and maybe a few words you wouldn’t say in front of your kids.
I’ve been there too. That’s exactly why I created the Tyre Glider—to take the frustration out of changing a tyre.
Sure, I could talk about how it’s a patented UK invention, how it uses your body weight—not just your hands—for easy tyre removal. But at the end of the day, what really matters is this:
If you use the Tyre Glider properly, it just works.
Better than anything else out there. Simple as that.
I know that might sound like a bold claim. I’d be sceptical too. But don’t just take my word for it—Tyre Glider has become one of the most reviewed tyre tools online for a reason. Cyclists around the world are using it, loving it, and recommending it. It’s even picked up awards along the way.
How to remove a tyre?
- Push in the Tyre bead in to create a gap.
- Position Tyre Glider in the gap and then ‘scoop’ the lip fully under the bead.
- Lever the Tyre Glider back pulling the bead over the wheel rim.
- Push in a forward & downward motion to glide the tyre off the rim.
How to install a tyre?
- Starting at the valve, Clip the Tyre Glider onto the rim.
- Using your palm push your Tyre Glider forward.
- The bead will seat itself as you push Tyre Glider around the wheel.
How to remove tight fitting Tyres?
- Follow the above steps first.
- Start opposite Tyre Glider and pinch bead in around the wheel towards your Tyre Glider.
- Turn the wheel back to the Tyre Gliders position & push.
How to install a tight tyre?
- Follow the “install tyre” steps first.
- When you encounter resistance, stand with the wheel between your legs and use your bodyweight to push down.
- For really tight fitting tyres, use your thumb to help install the last bit of bead onto the tyre.
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