Posted by old on July 03, 2014 at 18:44:11 from (209.86.226.40):
In Reply to: BLOWING up a tire posted by SDE on July 03, 2014 at 15:26:00:
If you do not know 1000% sure as to how to use the explosion trick to air/seat the bead DO NOT TRY it or you can loose your head or other body parts. If you have time to play with it pop one side off the rim and then hang it so the rim pulls down on the tire to make it expand. Slide a board or other such thing in an use that to hang it off the ground and let it sit a few days. You can also use a product called Murphy's soap which is a grease looking tire soap
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