Posted by DoubleR on February 16, 2023 at 06:30:25 from (72.111.184.58):
In Reply to: Ended up using a tube posted by BarnyardEngineering on February 16, 2023 at 05:38:30:
Glad you got your tires mounted. I've listened to suggestions on this site and ended up buying some Murph's tire mounting lube and a small bead setting tank off Amazon. Best thing with good results so far after about 15-20 tires and all different sizes. I figure I paid for it after doing 5-6 tires that I would have had to pay and the hassle of finding a place to mount my tires. I've used the strap, dish soap, and starting fluid method allot over the years. Sometimes the results were good and sometimes not so much but never tried the bike tube thing
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