Correct, sir. The ' fuel ' must of necessity, be INSIDE the tire - and rim for this method to ' werk '...er work. Good, job. i know a mechanic, uses propane.....i don't .......yet. What're you using ? WD 40 or something else ?....
here I am using "starer fluid of your choice" however, last time I had trouble setting a tire on a wide rim I put that mega unused "MAP sensor cleaner" to use. it worked good an I don't think it is as harsh to the rubber. WD may be even better. thanks n safety first LOL
Probably shouldn't do this to car tires. Their not made as tough as truck tires. Probably has a lot of blow outs on his ride. Just pay the tire store to mount them. And they will last longer. Common sense
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I have done probably well over 1000. When the tire is so far away from that outer bead it cannot contain the fire. Set some blocks underneath to split the difference in gap. Then anytime it does not go you must air out inside of the tire of all the burnt gasses. Watch your video you spray way too much onto the sidewall of the tire also. I only spray about halfway around completely within the rim . I like your way of lighting.
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Instead of this extremely dangerous method.....and you are using about 10 times the amount of starting fluid at that, try putting a ratchet strap around the diameter of the tire and crank it down. That will bring the bead right up to the rim, so you need no explosion at all, just air pressure. If you can't get the bead close enough and need the explosion, use a tiny bit of starter fluid, in the gap.
A safer solution (because I just did it) is put on the new tire. Get a bicycle tube that will fit inside the rim. Fill bike tube with air. It seals the space. Slowly add air to vehicle tire, and remove air from bike tire Worked flawlessly on all four for me
If you can get the tire on the rim by yourself.. just put it in the car and take it to a damn local tire shop. They will probably do that shit for free the safe way and it takes them 2 seconds.
@@marshapelo9830 yes they will. Did it for me, it's just air .. obviously don't take 4 tires expecting full service but just 1 and they probably will like they did mine. I even offered to pay but they didn't want anything
grade 8 bolts, nuts n lock washers. for the 3" stretch that I think you are thinking about, best go with 3/4" thick. best of luck, be sure to make it all one.
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I think it wasn't working because the air/fuel mixture wasnt explosive enough until the last try on the last tire. Id try different numbers of spritzes and see if I could find a consistent number that worked. Or even a consistent number of seconds to hold the spray button down.
ive been having trouble with almost seated tires. ive lost two can straws in the tire. i think i spray too much and there’s not enough air to let it explode. i push on the tire to get my straw in and do a few sprays around it. it ignites, but won’t explode. works like a charm when it does though. maybe ill stand on it or something. i was using mass air flow sensor spray and brake cleaner.
I wouldn’t stand on it, if it’s exploded while u r on top of it it will have enough force to hurt u and lift I off the ground, people have been killed when the whole wheel pops off the ground and hit them in the face and nose. Iv never tried this method but Iv seen people say when they have trouble like u do kick the side wall I slightly or hit it with a small hammer to force into it through the gaps to feed it the air I talking about. But if u do use the hammer watch out it will smack it back at u if the bead sets fast sending it to u
I use 1/4 cup gasoline on my hd fatboy tires its enough to seat the bead doesn't cause a vacuume because not enough fuel to keep burning the oxygen in the tire This is the easiest way without buying equipment I first seen it done on a monster truck tire they had to use a lot of fuel
I did a set of tires over the weekend. This is how I always seat the beads. I had a partial can of Pyroil starting fluid. I used it on the first 3 tires and it worked 1st time on each. The can was empty for the 4th tire so I used Supertech starting fluid. A can and a half later and many attempts I finally got it. It seemed like it didn't have the super fast flash burn of the pyroil.
