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Posted by iowa_tire_guy on November 27, 2006 at 18:40:04 from (69.63.29.199):
In Reply to: Seating bead on rear tire posted by super99 on November 27, 2006 at 16:51:44:
The thing to remember is that if it isn't coming all the way out then the problem is 180 degrees around the tire. I would deflate the tire, put the part that isn't coming out on the bottom. Then push the bead from the rim lip all the way around but don't let the top part drop into the drop center. A good substitute for tire lube is vegetable cooking oil. It is impossible to use too much lube. Then re-inflate the tire. The key is to get the bead loosened up all the way around so it can shift on the rim and center itself. Plan B is to call the tire guy. Good Luck
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