Mounting Levers & Pry Bars
Choose the right pry bar for the job. Short levers work in tight spaces; long ones deliver more force. The material decides if the bar bends or breaks. Check the width of the blade to match the gap you are prying. A comfortable handle and a hanging hole simplify workshop use. For tyre fitting, pick mounting levers with a protective tip. These tools are built for daily work.
Pry Bar Set | 4 pcs.
Pry Bar | 780 mm
Pry Bar Set | 4 pcs.
Wrecking Bar | 600 mm
Pry Bar Set | 4 pcs.
Pry Bar | 200 x 11 mm
Pry Bar | 300 x 17 mm
Pry Bar | 450 x 19 mm
Pry Bar | 650 x 20 mm
Wrecking Bar | 400 x 22 x 12 mm
3 pack sizes
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Ripping Bar/ Nail Puller | flat | 380 mm
Nail Puller | 300 mm
Pry Bar Set | 4 pcs.
Flexible Joint Pry Bar | 385 mm
2 pack sizes
1-2How to choose the right pry bar
What size do you need?
Short models work in tight spaces, such as between engine and body. Long pry bars give more leverage for heavy jobs. Check the width of the tip. It must fit into the gap where you pry. A tip that is too wide will damage the workpiece.
What to look for when ordering
Check the overall length and the tip width. These dimensions determine if the bar suits your job. A rubber grip feels comfortable and prevents slipping. A hanging loop is handy for storage in the workshop. Choose a model hard enough for daily use.
Special types for tyre work
For tyre work, use special mounting levers with protected tips. These prevent damage to the rim. Do not use a standard pry bar for tyres, as it will damage the rim. Mounting levers and pry bars come in different versions. Choose the right one for the job.
Mounting levers and pry bars are part of the workshop equipment in every garage. For tyre work you also reach for tyre service, and to raise a vehicle safely you use floor jacks and axle stands. Heavy work where you apply a lot of force goes together with lifters, crossbeams and cranes.