little bastard

 

ok, its a bead leak, there could be something like sand or dirt or mud or a rock in there... or the rim could be corroded, or anything like that.... a tire place has bead sealer and you can use that on there... if the tire is taken off and you dont want bead sealer, its possible to jsut rotate the tire on the rim to a new spot and it might solve the problem....

i will tell you off hand, that that tire was not bugling from your sidewall because of damage... it was bulging from the sidewall dure to lack of air pressure...

 

i almost wish something was realllllly wrong with them
so i could just take them all back and get bigger ones

ohh well

how much do u think they will charge for it

 

Mike Wins!

 

glad you found it, I've unseated a bead like 40 times, and the first couple times it drove me CRAZY trying to figure out why my tire wasn't holding air.

 

haha ya i was gettin pretty pissed off cuz i filled the dang thing up 2 times
i did go muddin few days before and that might be why
what can ya say tho

 

nice! is that a stuck pic?

 

sure is lol i was going thru it all fine and went to much to the right.. and it was about 1.5 ft there so yes it was hah... heres a few more for some laughs.. theres my friends yota too...

 

after looking at those pics, you prolly just got some dirt in the bead.

got a co2 tank?

 

nope by my next door neighbor does

 

sweet! that can take care of your problem! (hopefully )

 

so just shoot the co2 around the rim and it should knock all mud/sand out?

 

Hey guys thanks for all the help... I took the easy way out hah... took it to TO HAAS here in town... and they fixed it... it was a bead leak... only cost $10 to fix so I thought I might as well have it done professionally

Ian

 

did they put some sealer on the inside? glad you got it fixed! I had a bead leaking, and went over a RR track once, and the whole tire flattened in 10 seconds!