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Re: Beading a tubless tyre
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Posted by iowa_tire_guy on June 17, 2007 at 15:21:02 from (207.177.88.101):
In Reply to: Beading a tubless tyre posted by Bill from Scotland on June 17, 2007 at 15:03:53:
Yes it is true that some use ether to pop tires to the bead. There is no way that it can be done safely though. I would NOT recommend that it ever be tried by anyone. Men have be crippled and killed by using it. Tire shops have tools and experience to get it done safely. One trick I use if I have time is to put an tube in the tire and inflate the tube to push the beads out an let it sit (in the sun preferably) for a few days. That retrains the beads to stay out.
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