Looks like you have a few very good options to help you out. I do have a couple more to share with you. Both my options require you to remove the rim from the tractor. First one is if you have a skid steer or loader tractor take the cutter edge on the bucket & put it next to the bead & push down. You may have to repeat this around the bead if it is an old hard tire or one that has been on forever. Second option is if you have a heavy tractor you can drive over the side of the tire just next to the bead & that also will dismount it. Both of these options work great, don"t cost anything & are easier then beating on it with a hammer. Then all you have to do is get a couple tire "spoons" ($30.00 each) from an auto parts or farm supply store & work it off. Hope this helps you or any others paying attention.
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