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seating tire on bead
- Thread starter Tazman001
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If it doesn't seat, let it down again, put some more lube round the rim & try again. Make sure the rim etc is nice and clean before fitting new tyre.
mighty13d
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oldgrumpy
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mounting a tubeless tyre ....
hi guy,,,i had a leaking front tyre for a few weeks ,,,recently ...got a tube from my supplier,,,, mick hone ... great service,,,,and i removed the front tyre ,,,yey i was ashamed at the condition of the inside beading edge ,,,,,,so i lightly wire brushed the rim ,,and a couple of sections i ran 1000 grit w&dry around to give it a better clean surface,,, mounted the tyre ,,,,tubeless,,, and claggy sort of soapand it popped straight onto the bead,, ,,,i put 38-40 psi,,, in and thats where its stayed,,,,.sorry guys thanks for your help regards oldgrumy
JEEPRUSTY
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Tazman001
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go it on
with the rachet strap. Then let the air out to get the strap off and the tire slid off the bead. Pumped it back up to 55 psi, the tire slid back on the bead. Guess it just needed primed. Slid on the bead real slow though. Even with the strap. Rim is just like new. Guess it's cause this is the first tire change.
1_v8_merc
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There was so much junk in there.
Then only One side of the tire beaded.
Once I soaped it up better, then jumped it to 50psi, it sealed.
You wanna listen for the "pop" noise.
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