By Les on Unrecorded Date: Edit

Please help... I have one tire of eight where the inside bead just won't stay on the rim... I've tried bead cement and this tire just laughs at me... I put it on and turn into the bead and I can actually hear it letting go... any thoughts... should I tube it and then screw the rubber on... I'me getting very tired of taking this one tire off and putting it back on!!!

By bigfoot61 on Unrecorded Date: Edit

les if that tire is on the front or back it does a lot of sliding when turning. try moving it to the middle

By david berger (Davidrrrd) on Unrecorded Date: Edit

less i had some like that, and tubs did help,
i also have a set of 6 tires i put screws threw the rims on and there just fine, in fact i have 6 tubes now to put into another set ,(thanks isaac)
when i do they will also hold a nice low psi for a soft ride,
but im only going too screw one side of the rims : )

By Jon on Unrecorded Date: Edit

HI
I am curious on how you screw the tires to the rims? Like what type of screws & how many?
I had a problem this winter running supertracks
with the rims spinning & tearing off valve stems.
Thankyou

By david berger (Davidrrrd) on Unrecorded Date: Edit

well i fownd with my rims thickness and the thicknes of the bead erea on my tires that 1/2" screws wouldent penetrate threw to the inside of the tires so thats what i used, as to what kind it was eseyer for me to use self taping screws but if you wish you can drill and use sheat metel screws instead, my first expiriments i used the screws 8 on each side but it makes it tough to service the tubes so the next batch i only put them on one side to prvent rims from spining inside the tires while leaving the best entry into tire for replacing tubes as nesesary laiter, it's working good for me,
theres pictures on the how too page here on route 6x6, check them out