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tire iron
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tire iron [′tīr ‚īยทərn]
(design engineering)
A single metal bar having bladelike ends of various shapes to insert between the rim and the bead of a pneumatic tire to remove or replace the tire.
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To remove the tube from the tire, you will need to use some mountain bike tire tools.
Mountain Bike Tyers by Roger Thompson / Automotive community
Larry and Andrea Noller, Pomona, Missouri * The mystery tool is a tire tool used for the tire removal off a rim, for the automobiles of the 1920s to the early 1940s era, for example, the "Hudson Super Six automobile" of 1935 vintage.
What is this mystery tool? by Countryside & Small Stock Journal
About this time, a new sound captured my attention, and I swung my head around to see a man with a tire tool banging wildly at the engine compartment of the woman's car.
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