Inflating a tubeless lawnmower tire that's off the rim.

[@thecuttingedgepb]

Thank you! Especially for getting right to the point without all the production music, ads, and drawn-out background stories! When this happens most people just need to get up and running asap. I am an over 65 100lb tiny woman who cuts many 'rough' acres weekly. The internet is my only helper. I had zero problems doing any of this quickly by myself. I did discover if your rims happen to be dirty/muddy you have to clean them to get a good seal.

[@philrobinson7082]

This shows that there are some really smart people in this world! Thanks for this help

[@KidFriendlyGaming]

here im about to waste my afternoon and take it to a shop and this man teaches me how to fix it with a flathead and some string. WOW. Not to mention, the guy at tractor place said it would be really hard and I'd have to ratchet strap it. I couldn't believe how well this method worked. I just moved the wheel around a little when I heard air coming out and eventually it will seal. Thank you

[@xpoorman70]

This happened to me today and I racked my brain on how to get tire bead back on the rim. Thank you for taking the time to share this simple tip!

[@annikkic1]

This worked wonderfully! If you are having a hard time getting a seal in a certain section, push down while you are filling in that area and it should take. Thank you very much!

[@trevorlane8123]

I skipped through 5 videos with ads until finally seeing yours. Not only was it ad free, but right to the point and just what I needed to get my tire refilled. Thank you!

[@patreekotime4578]

Well, it has ads now. Lol.

[@jmoore040]

Same! Thanks for not wasting my time with a lot of fluff! Only had a :05 ad to watch.

[@andrewosborne7544]

Thank You so much! I was walking by my ztr and it's tire was like this, panicked a bit, found your video and I fixed it right up! You're great!!!!

[@nicksus7683]

I just want to say thank you for such a simple and informative video!

[@jakobwinslow8826]

This video was fantastic! Thanks for the idea! I had a ratchet tie down and it worked wonderfully. Thank you again!

[@davidu8688]

Hey that's a great idea right there...I can't see how he tied the not after putting it through the loop but I have plenty of those 👍🏻

[@justinhc123]

Now that’s fast and efficient! Thank you!

[@PorscheCarreraS]

Excellent, thanks for the great video. I didn't have a cinch strap and your trick with the rope and screwdriver worked perfectly.

[@Seaventeares]

Great video. The last time it happened I took the tyre to my local tyre bloke and he charged me 25 bucks! THIS time I've done it myself for free! One thing tho'. You don't say how much pressure the tyre needs to have.

[@fsark01]

Different tires have different psi ratings. The front ones on my zero turn are 40psi. The psi rating should be on the sidewall of your tire.

[@Uofmdoc]

Thanks Rick. You saved me a lot of frustration.

[@luckylambdin8269]

Hot dang! I tried it & it works! Thank you kindly!

[@EvanPrytherch]

You sir are a god among men! Great hack...

[@loganzbravard-realtor419]

You’re the man! That was the fastest best video I’ve used to fix something. All because of you! Thank you very much 🙂

[@skhounsombath]

Thank you for the trick. I fought with it for a long time until I saw your post.

[@greenpea9412]

That was flipping brillant. Not sure what the 5 knuckle heads that gave this a thumbs down were looking for. Thanks for the how to.....

[@fallenhoenix1255]

Thank you. This method worked for me, although not so easily as it looked lol. Great video!

[@CAPTUSAF]

Thanks! Huge help. Worked like a charm!

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks for the great idea!

[@adventuresofaflyingham6271]

Thanks! That was so easy and worked great!

Thanks for your video it was great!

[@crossdronesphotography]

I'm not going to lie, I struggled with this. I'm going to fix my Mower right now finally.

[@aramovanesov2322]

Thanks a lot. This video clip solved my problem!

[@algram224]

ty for the video,,, this was just what i was looking for in fixing mine,, thanks again

[@fsark01]

If you cinch it tight enough to seal the bead against the rim the inflator will work. It just takes a little longer.

[@UltraKryptonian]

I wish my tire went on so easy! Tried the ratchet strap first - no dice. Then, tried a thin robe and I have MOST of the tire seated, but still have a gap. Will try some more - maybe I’ll try the carb cleaner method and flame this crummy tire.

[@tracyfeldman760]

Excellent shortcut. Thank you very much!

[@patrickmacgregor1057]

It worked! 👍🤘Wish I woulda watched this before I removed rim but whatever.

[@youwillknowrlc68]

Awesome trick a multitude of thanks to you👍👍👍

[@sestiton]

This one worked better as tourniquet vs the other guys , I used the end of my strap then cut it when done

[@mattp3440]

The string didn’t work for me but using a tie down ratchet did. Thank you!

[@wolfkama]

thanks bigtime heaps.. Rick Ruth...simple quick and it works..Brilliant!!!!..Appreciated!!

[@2usa87]

Thanks for sharing

[@jcofer3074]

This happened to me and I tried the rachet strap but it didn't work. I eventually put a small amount of gas inside the tire with the air compressor running and lit it up. It popped right back on. Just make sure you have a tire plug kit in case you have a hole.

[@monterrianbrown3517]

Thanks perfect 👍🏾

[@godisallaroundus]

That was awesome. Thanks so much.

[@peanutman6593]

That’s great if you have a tire that is almost close enough to the rim that a couple turns on a rope will receive make it touch but try it with a heavy gauge front caster on a Cub cadet information and you’ll be installing an innertube like I did.

[@christiansales100]

Genius. Ty it workrd

[@guerrillaj]

Going to give this a try tomorrow, hoping I dont have to replace the rubber

[@julianlerma560]

Thank you sir

[@marktheshark2154]

Man of few words...

[@GB-vy6vq]

Thank you!

[@LongLe-mf8xj]

Really helpful thanks

[@TrueN0rth]

That’s how it’s done

[@I3lazedOne]

Ok. Sell me that rope 😅

[@danielwalcher779]

Old school trick. I have been doing that for years.

[@TheIceman101]

Thanks, man mind drove me crazy.

[@TheIceman101]

Ok I tried it with multiple loops just in case I have either a small or larger tire but it works great. Thank for the great and simple technique.

[@theeasybeats5913]

First time blew right up 2nd time (same kind) this and nothing else has worked, I'll keep trying

[@AutodidactEngineer]

Next time grease up the rim this way it will create a nice seal!

[@ralphowens4510]

Tried it numerous times, didn't work , so I got on Amazon and ordered tubeless no flat tires for mine.

[@kyradray4938]

Thank you. It worked

[@TrevTrevorTrev]

I just bought starting fluid until I saw this. I got an electric scooter and I should not have to take the tire off but I have to remove the fender to get to it

[@loganb9800]

What is that you rapped around it shoe lace?

[@fsark01]

It's a short piece of nylon rope.

[@patnelson4289]

thanks right to the point

[@BumBee22]

Hot Dame! Fast and Easy...yeah, No Face Time

[@Shaggy7780]

Brilliant

[@bltefft]

Nice trick. I have a problem getting on the valve stem. I liked your inflation tool with the gauge on it. Do you recall where you got it?

[@fsark01]

Go the inflation tool at Harbor Freight using a 20% off coupon.

[@bltefft]

Thanks, I'll drop my HF tomorrow and get me one.

[@paulhand2425]

Genius

[@chiefer8368]

Perfecto

[@jshepard152]

A ratchet strap will work too.

[@nathaneley6486]

Wrap a ratchet strap around the tire, works better and no busted knuckles from that string breaking

[@fsark01]

Not everyone has a ratchet strap. I've never had a 'string' break or a busted knuckle. (That's nylon rope).

[@johngudmundson5020]

we tried this 7 times today, never could get it to work

[@fsark01]

Some that had that problem used a ratchet strap instead of rope. Maybe that would help. Larger tires have to spread out more.

[@partymanau]

Tubless tires on the front of these zero turns are stupid, not enough pressure to keep them on the rim. I fitted tubes to mine. Look up the Go Karting parts lists for odd sized tubes and tires. places too.

[@fsark01]

I did this 2 years ago and no problems since.

[@andrewosborne7544]

A tube is nice, but this trick is terrific if you can't get your tire off to get a tube in it

[@archieblevins833]

No check pressure

[@fsark01]

There is a pressure gauge on the inflator tool attachment. Once the tire seals on wheel, I continue to inflate to proper pressure.

[@kixnxtdoor1721]

Definitely not this easy for me