Great, great, great! This helped me mount a 335/80r20 tire on 12.5 x 20 rim. Thank you so much!

When I got sent to the shop to help the mechanic do semi tires he used this,yrs later I tried to buy some and explained how it worked at a local parts store,they looked like I was nuts! I couldn't remember the name and was looking tonight on the net and came across this video,thank you!

You know most of the people that can't stand the "extra audio" are just frustrated because they are sitting on that demon tire that won't seat sweating profusely and probably bleeding as well. I'm feeling that pain too...haha. Good trick, I would rather try this than ether if I had a choice, Thanks!

This worked for me when I installed all terrain tires with strong side walls.

The video and advice was great. The background comments from the peanut gallery, not so much...

Just found this video and it worked like a charm. Thank you so much!!

Granted that you made the video 13+ years ago but I love the background side effects and commentary- Classic

You never cease to amaze, Mr. Mariage. I've never seen or heard of that trick before.

Thanks, got a stubborn bead seated doing this way!!

Looks like good clean fun.

This worked! Putting this on heavy definitely did it for me. The lip of the tire wasn't lubed enough to go over the rim so it was sealing funny. I put some thick scoops of this on and got the pop I was looking for. Thanks Boss!

1:35 "Oh so that's what's happen'n huh?"

Thanks for the tip! I wanted to get the Murphy's but nobody had it in stock, so I found a similar product called Euro Paste by Ken-tool, at my local NAPA auto parts store. A bit messy, but was easy, and enabled me to get the job done today. It didn't cost much for the paste. Eventually I'll get one of the bead seater air tanks, but didn't want to wait or spend the $100 for the tank right now. Thanks again.

Great Idea! I don't have any Murphy's but you gave me the idea to try squish up all your old bars of bath bath soap and save them in a little jug. or syrup might dry and seal up small leaks on my tractors!!

Absolutely loved the audio add-ins! Simple video, simple explanation---now I know what to buy! Thank you!

Couldn't find Murphy soap but GoJo worked a treat.

Great tips, thank you sir! I'm battling a stubborn ATV wheel and tire right now. I thought I got it last night because the bead fully seated and the tire held air for hours. I looked again this morning, and the bead had come off again on one side. I'm going to find some of that tire goop and give it a try.

This guy is my kind of person! Thanks for the vid. I'll save the ether for starting my diesel now, haha. Bead blaster, bah!

Awesome and loved the sound affects

Thanks, great video!

This is a method we’ve been using at my family’s tire shops since before I was born but with the machines , cheetahs and tools it’s not really common method anymore and I’m really happy to have seen this again! Customers used to give us hell when they saw one of the guys doing this hahahaha

I dilute my Murphy’s tire soap with water to get a consistency of a thick liquid . Using a spiral paint stirrer chucked into an electric drill works well . I use this solution on 22.5 truck tires . Nice tip !

love the sound effects!

Murphy’s tire soap is a very good tire lubricant , the best ! Mix up a small batch adding water and mix with paint stirrer with a drill motor . The consistency should still be thick enough when applied to stick well ! I use a welder’s glove to apply , the gloves will last for years ! I change truck tires once in a while .

Cool trick. Most people, not me, will use starting fluid. Of course if you do this alot a Cheetah bead seating tool works great! My favorite method.

2:27 Right in the eye! XD PS: Thought the color commentary was kind of dumb but this part right here brought me around :P

Murphy's soap does work. Used it a few times before I got hold of a ratchet strap, only I used the liquid type and had to let it set up and kept applying layers until it firmed up. It still worked.

i've seen that thing done on my five tires but the technician used a 4 inch paint brush to apply that grease like thng. so the grease like thing is for sealing the tire temporarily til the tire beads

Great info

The people who make the soap say that once it has been used you cant put it back in the bucket and use it again. LoL !! I really enjoyed this and the sound effects.

LOL that's an easy one, I wouldn't have needed this video to teach me basics, I have one has a gap 2-3 inches wide all around...

are you using a regular air compressor and without taking the valve stem out for that burst of air?

@Mike Onnels - maybe the reason someone uses Murphy's Oil soap instead of a Bead Bazooka is the Murphy's Oil soap doesn't cost $250!! Unless you are doing this all day long it's hard to justify a BB for one offs. But thanks for the comment because I had never heard of a Bead Boozka.

As mentioned, video and instruction R great. Background comments, a few too many too much...

Just put shampoo water. Push tire radially in while pumping air without valve core. And keep your fingers aways from rim tyre-joint area when bead seating.

Fire is also handy for emergency field reseating of low-pressure loader or tractor tires that come off the rim during work (if you have a 12psi tire eventually it will get down to pop-off point. Most of the time those tires are too large to seat on-the-spot with a compressor-driven reseater

Thats a new one, thanks...

Had one bought new tires for explorer going on trip so mounted the old ones on my pu that only used local. I failed on 1 tire shop blaster failed put tube in not too long after tire completely failed belts twisted .although it held air probably the tube held

most tyre shops i know of 'paint' the soap on with a brush before installing the tyre on the rim then blast it with air, pops right on!

That's my point....a tire that is too large is where starting fluid comes in very handy and is the best way to go.

I've got a different problem. My tire holds air fine, but I can't seem to get the bead to snap evenly into the rim! Happened on all four new tires I tried to put on. Even aired them up to like 50 psi (max allowed according to label on sidewall). What do I do? Take them off, de-bead and try again?

Loved the video, laughed my ass off

suean interesante. pero tambien con un poco de plastilina o algun tipo de hule sintetico. puede sellear en los lados cuando la llanta perdio un peadzo de linia saludos

That's the idea, if you don't have Murphy's tire soap you can use just about any thick compound that will offer just enough resistance to air to get pressure to seat. If you have a bad bead better use a urethane based caulking goo.

Nice. I'd be a little worried about where my fingers were in that video, though.

what a lot of people don't understand is a bead seater will seal most tires not all. tall truck tires 11r's not stored standing up become skinny tires on a 24.5 rim. I use bead seater than starter fluid then this soap, soap last because that starter fluid may pop the tire off wit that slick soap on the bead.

awesome......

I thought the sound effects were cool! I have one thought though, If it doesnt want to seat down properly it would be a rough surface on the rim I would think? I like to take a brown scotch brite Roloc wheel on my right angle die grinder and polish up the rim surface if it's rough like that. The soap idea does work good though, I've used similar stuff in tough cases. Good vid as always!

I got to the garden hose step, but my garden hose is frozen solid. What do I do?

The fellers at Big O Tires in CA. couldn't get my replacement tire to bead.. Watching 3 guys and a gal. using multiple air hoses on It.. I spent most of my day waiting. She said come back in the morning and It will be ready.. She said the tires were too cold to bead. huh. the first thing i thought of was Big O Tires shouldn't sell cold tires?

So the idea is to stop the slow leak so the air can get passed it into the broader portion of the tire until it then fills up and forces the inside of the tire to expand to the rim.. i bet peanutbutter would work.. or an soap lubed garden hose that would then be pushed out as the bead seated.

I have used grease but I think the soap would be better.

Background shenanigans detract from video

Put the valve core back in and bounce the tire on the floor. That bead would have seated by bouncing in 1/2 the time not counting your clean up.

Thank you sir it is really working, I used Greece and success 👍

could you tape over the space with duct tape?

Carefull using this, it is very slick, I have seen tires turn on the wheel , this can be very scary then you come to a fast hard stop. (Wheel Stops tires Don't) No Fun.

fyi im not doing all three at the same time if one don't work I try the next.

Also you can over charge, when the customer returns for numerous vibration problems, since the tire will spin on the rim the first time they brake or accelerate aggressively, throwing the assembly out of balance...

Yes she can play too, if I can apply the soap. J/K

Only time you need to do that is when you're mounting a narrow tire to a wide rim or a huge tire (ex. 11 r 24.5) that is very hard to handle. This procedure here seems best for this type of tire.

Works great just be careful, got shot in the eye with safeties on and got some up my nose😂

thought this was gonna be dry until I heard the great sound effects

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Seen people use bike tubes respective ti rim size

Can u do it while the tire is on the car?

Money shot at 2:28. Is it wrong that a tire video got me excited???!!! :-)

Can I us grees?

That tire machine is older than he is. They sell a thing called a cheatah its a tank u fill with air and it has a neck that comes out to the tire shooting 200 psi of air in half a sec no clean up

YEEahh!

Or a Cheetah. You could use a cheetah. A shop should have a cheetah. There's off brand ones on ebay for cheap.

It’s kinda like Mystery Science Theater 3000 but for KZfaq

neat trick but i got one better its called starter fluid and a blow torch this also works on the car, like a junker that has sat so long it lost its bead. Jack up the problem wheel blow out debris from bead land depress sidewall and shoot a bit of starter spray or hair spray into tire be ready with air to chase the pressure exerted by explosion inside tire when you ignite the fluid you just sprayed. but i would not recommend that to a 5th grader who is the target audience judging by the soundFX.

I thought the dubbed comments were funny lol. I got an ATV tire that won’t seat about 4” along the bead. It’s aired up and sealed, I went to 40 psi and it wouldn’t seat. I tried breaking the bead again, added spray soap several times and it still won’t f*ckin seat lol. I have some bead sealer I might try to break the bead completely on that side, add the sealant, & try to seat again. Any other suggestions??

крышечку бензина вовнутрь и спичку... баллон наденется от воспламенения...

KEEP THE FINGER OUT OF THE BEAD IF YOU WANT TO KEEP THEM ! Ouch

yeah i probably would of used a stick applicator instead of my fingers ;o)

It's Murphy's Law until you use Murphy's Soap...

It’s just a soap so you can just wash it off.

Still have all your fingers?

Nice, but I'm gonna tie my tire let it heat in the sun and cinch it first then lube it. Good video, but the soundman savaged you.

Whats up with the sound effects? lol

crap. can't do that with a mobile service on someones Ferarri. he won't want you back

It's like you got a 12 year old to edit the video over with a soundboard.

I bet that stuff is 43$ at my auto store

thats what she said lubricate it with soap

Petroleum jelly works perfect too!!

Lmao 🤣

i think she uses it for ummm..

Too messy

wtf

get rid of the commentary

WTF?

Fools

Lose the Peanut gallery voices

silly voices

WTF is the deal with the sound effects?