Can Lezyne Stainless-12 chain tool handle be used as tire lever? This really makes me curious, Lezyne Stainless-20 has a separate tool -- tire lever (however I don't see clearly on pictures how it looks like). The specification of Stainless-12 does not list tire level, but judging how the chain tool looks like it seems it could be used as tire level (unofficialy).

So maybe I rephrase my question to be more precise -- did anyone successfully (without breaking/bending the tool and cracking the rim, etc) use the handle of chain tool (of Stainless-12, lower brother) as tire lever?

Once again: I am asking about version -12, not -20!

Update: Just to avoid any misunderstanding -- Lezyne chain tool handle:



Image taken from http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/
Based on lezyne's site specs, that 12 tool is not meant to be used as a tire lever.

I would say, having had a lot of experience using make-shift tire-levers while on the job as a bike messenger, that it would damage your rim, and cause aggressive wear to the tire sidewall (leading to side-wall blowout).

Save yourself the $20-80 in tires, and the $100+ in a rim/wheel. Buy some Pedros from your nearest bike shop.
http://pedros.com/products/tools/wheel-and-tire/tire-levers/ 

http://www.lezyne.com/product-mtools-stainlesstools.php#.VSkorJFVhBd

12 style:
"TOOL BITS:
    Hex 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8mm      Star Shaped T25
    Phillips-Head       Chain Breaker: (9/10/11 speed)
    Spoke Wrenches: Mavic Mtv, 3.22, 3.45"

Note: They explicitly list the 20 as having a tire lever, which is clearly a different tool.