Park Tool

If you need some extra leverage this is the product for you. I would think these levers are nearly impossible to snap. Nice handle area, nice build quality, and have a great tip on the end to get under the tire without damaging the tube.

I had the blue handled set already but really wanted this set.? I finally ordered! They are built like tanks, have precision tooling and all of these fit nicely into the hex bolts on the bikes I work on. Took a few uses to get the spinning technique mastered. I love this set, infact I loved them so much I bought the torx spinning set!

When I decided to go tubeless I've never poured sealant directly into the tire, I've always mounted the tire and gone through the valve stem. This method has worked pretty well for me, I can't imagine pouring the sealant into the tire and then trying to complete the mounting to rim with it full of sealant especially with any hard to mount tire. I have a plunger-like product that I've been using but the Park Tool looks like a far better product.

I work on my bikes frequently and I wanted to fill in some gaps and replace a few things. The overall quality of the tools is good with some variability. For example, the hex wrenches are only OK and it didn't come with any t-handle wrenches or torque wrenches (which would increase the price). I tallied up the list prices of the tools at about $400 so it's a great value if you are starting from scratch. If you've already got a collection of tools, you would need to evaluate whether this kit is worth it.