I've got the same setup 400 with 15.5s a single weight and calcium and from my experience NEVER get beside the tire, put your strap on the tire with a little slack Jack the axle just enough so the tire is barely touching the ground and put enough air in it so it doesn't squash much get four strong guys two on each END and jiggle it off then use your loader to move it around and you want as little distance as possible between the tire and loader so it can't swing a lot and if your tire is flat fix it or change it while it's still on the tractor
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