Posted by Frank 41 on June 17, 2013 at 18:18:08 from (192.183.75.27):
In Reply to: Tires from Hell--o! posted by gcnehring on June 17, 2013 at 17:14:35:
I soap it up good with some good tire soap or dish washing soap straight. Put the first bead(the easy one) on and stuff the tube in and poke the valve stem in straight. Tie the stem so it will not come out. Then soap the rim and bead real good. Put the stem on the bottom and CAREFULLY pry the bead on. Rotate the tire to get the stem straight. Without the core in put about 20# of air in, maybe do it twice if it doesn"t look right. Then blow it up to the correct pressure. Ken tools or a rounded off screwdriver works best for me. Some tubes fit the rim super tight so watch that especially one that is small. On tubeless tires that leak around the rim, such as lawn mowers, I use castor oil on the bead and rim.
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