I will probably pick up the PDW wrench to supplement my park tools wrench since my two favorite tire brands, specialized and continental, are a bitch to mount and unmount and I need the extra leverage of these two levers together. Plus I also need two 15mm wrenches since I struggle every time to remove the front lugnuts and its damn near impossible with one wrench.

As far as the cheap plastic levers I no longer purchase those. Instead I use the small aluminum alloy levers made by Lezyne to finish removing the rest of the tire so I dont destroy my expensive tire or the delicate inner-tube.

I also spend a good amount of money on my acrylic nails every month so I am not going to risk destroying a fake nail and the natural nail underneath it because I snapped another plastic lever in half.

*shivers*

The idea for the wrencho was born after I snapped a plastic lever off and peeled back my thumb nail on the rim. That was a real treat, as you can imagine. I never wanted that to happen again. The 3Wrencho is a flat fixing tool, that is why we made it with a lever and a 15mm, as those are the tools you commonly need. I agree, it cannot get all tires off, but I’ve been surprised how well it works where plastic levers have bent and broken.

Then again, there’s probably lots of folks out there who have been waiting for a tool such a combination to round out their tool kit.

Is the plastic coating on the 3wrencho vegemite-approved? How ’bout Nutella?

So, carry one, or two. They’re light. They’re skinny. They’re cheap.