THIS is how you can easily seat and seal a lawn tractor tire bead that refuses to...

Do this at your own risk. I assume you all know how to mount the tire, and remove the valve stem with the small tool. I used this blowgun thing, but it might work with the regular tire chuck, it is that easy! MAKE SURE you soapy water scrub the inside of the tire before doing this. You don't want to suck out any chemicals they use on new tires. I've been mulling this over in my mind for days. I've tried keeping the tires expanded overnight, the belt around the tread thing, the soapy water, heavy duty tape, and the bucket trick that someone else did. That came the closest to working, but it wasn't enough for these tires. When these small tires are compressed for weeks or months before you purchase them, they are pretty hard, not pliable and not flexible enough to expand even with straight air to sit against the rim. I tried this completely underwater in this sink with just cold water and the air just bubbled out. I then decided to try hot water, maybe it would be enough to warm the tire from within and make it more flexible. It made ALL the difference. I decided to save some people some headaches and make this video for my second tire. I didn't want to use an inner tube. They have failed me before and you're back to square one again, plus the cost of a new valve.

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