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00:16 Remove Difficult Tire: Block and foot technique to free up tire bead 00:48 Bar Clamps to free up bead 03:46 Use of 3 tire levers for tire removal 05:28 Install Difficult Tire: How to move first (inner) bead onto the rim 06:31 Kool Stop Tire Jack for moving second bead onto the rim 10:04 Other Tire Jack tools Struggling to remove a bicycle tire that just won't budge? Learn the proper tire lever technique to pry a stuck bike tire off the rim. Dealing with a tight tire is one of the most frustrating parts of basic bike maintenance. This guide is designed for cyclists who have encountered a bead that refuses to move, even after trying standard methods like using your foot. You will see exactly how to position your tools to gain the leverage needed without damaging your equipment. By following these steps, you can successfully remove a bicycle tire from a rim quickly and safely. We focus on the precise manipulation required to create space, making a difficult flat tire fix much easier to handle on the side of the road or in your workshop. Mastering this bicycle rim repair skill ensures you are never stranded by a stubborn tire again. Removal: • Place the wheel on a block such that tire (not the rim) is supported. Place one foot on the tire and with your hands pull up on the inner portion of the rim. • Using 2 bar clamps (also called F-clamps, speed clamps, or woodworking clamp), place one clamp on the tire opposite the valve just above the rim and tighten the bar clamp. Place a second clamp 3-4 inches from the first (again clamping the tire just above the rim). Pull up on both clamps bending it away from you to free the tire bead. Move second clamp about 3-4 inches further away from the first and repeat. Now see if you can free the tire bead by hand. Repeat on the other side of the wheel. Once about 8-10 inches are free, using 3 tire levers, insert one tire lever under the bead and carefully release such that the lever is pointing up. Insert a second about 3-4 inches away and finally a third about the same distance. Push all there tire levers together to push the bead over the lip of the rim. Now you can push the rest tire bead from the rim using one of the levers. Installation: Place one bead over the rim. Starting opposite the valve, push the second bead up over the lip of the rim. Continue on either side moving toward the valve. To get the rest of the tire bead over the rim, shack the tire beads toward the middle of the rim where there is a slight indentation (grove) that allows you more room to work. • Using your hands: With the left hand, push the bead of the tight tire up with your palm. But it's the right palm (not thumb) that will push part of the bead over the rim. You to center the bead in the wheel and push the valve up into the tire. Finish this procedure until the tire is installed. • Kool Stop Tire Bead Jack / Generic Tire Bead Jack: Start about 3 inches from where the bead is inserted in the tire rim. Place the groved "u" shape on the rim. Press the other hook end under the tire pushing with your fingers of one hand while pulling up on handle with other hand. Remove the tire bead jack and move another 3 inches toward the valve and repeat. Do not slide the tire bead jack but remove and replace each time so as not to damage the tire sidewall. As you get close to the valve, remove and repeat from the other side of the valve. Eventually the tire bead will move up and in at the valve. Most failures or tool breakage are a result of pulling up toward the middle of the unseated bead rather then moving slowly toward the valve itself.

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