How To STOP SLOW TIRE AIR LEAKS....How To Break a Tire Bead at HOME..DIY!
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- Why your tire loses pressure every few days, also we show you How To Break the Bead on a tire at home, to stop the tire from leaking at the rim and Tire Bead. DIY
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Hello All of our Great Subscribers !!! Here we load your memory banks up again with info. that may allow you to help someone out some fine day! This is a Fast way to bust a bead and stop air leaks on the tire bead as well. Hope you learn something. Don't forget to comment on what motor oil you think is the very best and why. We will See you on Thursday! THOUGHT of THE DAY! The best way to save face? Keep the lower part of it shut.
Have a great Sunday Mr Beautious 😀
Hey Mike, I was feeling a bit "deflated" today, until I watched this video. 😂🤣😅. Thanks my friend 👍😎👍
After cleaning it up like you did I have had good luck with just using grease.
Ted Elliott we tried that many times and they only held for us about a year
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NICE. If your tire was balanced before doing this, and or you break both beads, mark the tire to rim. When you go to air it up, line up those marks and you'll keep it in balance.
Thank you for watching and sharing James, we really appreciate it. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
It was the common way of breaking those beads back in the day. We would balance the tires ourselves also. We would use an old axle to spin the tire. Mike has a lot of knowledge in all these things.
Another good DIY video thanks this happens to aluminum rims alot
Good advise above.
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I started out in life as a tyre fitter in '86 (UK), everything you showed in this video right down to the bead seal was bread and butter as everything rusted badly in those days. But how you broke the bead was and is a genius move, so impressed!!!!! 👍🇬🇧
Thank you very much, our pleasure Fozzy! Glad to have you here with us, we really appreciate it. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars you are very welcome my friend, still bloody impressive. I'm going to subscribe, will look forward to your next little gem! 👍
Why do newly installed vlave stems leak? I have 2 that leak where the rubber goes in the metal ( Aluminum) wheel
Last time I had tires mounted I asked for a_ sure seal_ pair of tires. They clean inside w/brush, or whatever powertools
..added glue around the tire bead / P225 45 18 Ford car.
Charged me 90 USD including balance weights and mounting. 1 pr front axle
This same place charges $60 to properly patch /plus plug a punctured tier. And re balance.
Man SPC you are a gift... never thought about lifting vehicle up to break the bead on the tire...thanks for the video so Informative for the diy'er...let those so called professionals hate but I bet they will start using your tricks and still charge folks an arm and a leg!
I found the bead leak today after cleaning everything up and squirting some soapy water on the bead area. I was bummed thinking I'll have to take it to a tire shop. You guys saved half my life with this DIY easy peasy solution. Thank you so much for all the great info as well as the tool list. You guys are gems.
It's our pleasure Gary! Glad we could help! Thank you for watching and sharing your results, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
A bead leak is 1/2 your life? That is so sad, bro!
Nice job!!! I love the way you brake the tire down and show us that we can do this ourselves. 👍👍👍
Thank you for presenting clear instructions. Keep up the great work.
I have done this before with a farm jack. This is so much easier. Thanks and keep up the great work
High lift on the rear of a tractor? Lol been there.
Good stuff as usual. Although unfortunately had to learn this one previously myself, as new sets of tires were coming back from the 'modern' tire shops with bead leaks..in fact I took my daily driver vehicle back in June for a set a week old, and they rewarded me by scratching the heck out of my rim, and leaving a bead leak! So I do them myself, and use the same technique except for using a fresh steel wool for the rim smoothing. But thanks for showing everyone this.
It's a good idea to keep a ratchet strap in your vehicle for when the bead won't seat. Wrap the strap around the perimeter of the tire and crank until the bead gets as close to the rim as possible. Works best if the core is removed during this process to inject a larger volume of air that forces the bead toward the rim. Once the bead is set, reinstall the core and inflate to correct pressure. Keep fingers away from bead during inflation!
Thank you for sharing this we’ve used this method many many times and it works great especially on skid steer tires
Very good advice
I love your technic on breaking the bead
Thanks for another great and helpful video!! Nice, easy repair that almost anyone can do.
There is no doubt...... you are the best !!!! Thank you for all your videos.
Glendram thank you very much that means more to us than you know my friend
Good stuff buddy. My coworker is having trouble getting the rims on his truck to seal properly. I’ll get him to check out this video
“If you’re on a headset,”
There ya go, the most compassionate channel ever!!!! ❣️
Linda thank you, we do care about all of our great subscribers more than they know :)
They ment the air noise .is horrible!
That's respectful.Common courtesy NEVER goes out of style.
I gotta say I was surprised you didn't repaint the bead. I've had excellent results using Acrylic spray paint as it's UV stable and holds up well even to hammer-on wheel weights.
Thanks for all the great videos and advice on car care products!
Awesome Mike strikes again!! Great work brother. Thank you so much for sharing
I have run across this several times as well, great video.
Thanks for watching Shane, we appreciate it my friend! Hope your day is the best. mad Mike the hammer SPC
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Mike for President and
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MIKEY!!!! unbelievable video. Such great knowledge you pass on to us. Thank you so much my brother!!
Thanks big Mike we appreciate that my friend always a pleasure to see you
Well done, sir! With each video things are getting 'sweeter'. Thank you, again!
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching and commenting Turco! Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars What is NOT to like, Mike? You are sharing helpful, if not, interesting info. I can't or don't do everything you guys share but it gets me thinking on something that might work better for my needs not because what you suggested was incorrect but just not applicable or suitable to my needs. Bottom line, if you are a DIYer and enjoy watching videos of creative ideas, your videos are brilliant!
Keep up the good work, sir! Cheers!
Thanks for the video, this is just what I need to get this problem fixed, I am definitely going to look into that bead sealer stuff.
Glad it helped Happy Monk! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I like how fast you sand that bead it took me an hour to do mine. Thanks for the video it really helped me to get the job done no leaks! Dan.
Great video, Sweet Projects Cars! I have been looking for an easy way to break the bead on my 2004 Denali tires, so I can replace the Autel 315MHz MX-Sensor Wireless Programmable Universal TPMS Sensor on each tire. This will do the trick. Saved me all kinds of money on tools I didn't need. Many thanks!
Another awesome sharing of information. Thank you again!
Glad we could help thanks for being with us have a great evening mad Mike sweet project cars
For heavily rusted beads, I always use pipe thread sealant. Really fills in the flaky rust pits.
Thank you for watching and sharing Bobber! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
any brand you recommend? Thanks
I vote Amsoil. They have there tiers and I have used the top line offering (green cap) for a very long time with never a problem. Out is also one of the very few that is a real synthetic, unlike Mobil 1 that dropped their real synthetic oil years ago. If it says "full synthetic" it is actually made from crude. Amsoil is one of the few Group 4 oils (real synthetic) and most of the rest are Group 3, engineered crude oil. For those who don't believe it, check it out. Red Line is another real synthetic but I've never used it. The reason they can claim Group 3 oils are synthetic when they're not is due to a court ruling in a case between Castrol and Mobil. Once again, the consumer gets screwed.
Can't wait for the video on the best oil.Some good variety there.
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Thanks Mate, much appreciated! (from Monmouthshire Wales UK)
Glad to help John! Welcome from the UK, we really appreciate the view and comment my friend, hope you have a fantastic weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
This is great! Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely! Thanks for being here with us! Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Awesome video, thanks!
Man, you never disappoint with the content. My vote for oil goes to Quaker State Ultimate Durability Synthetic. Has a top rated film strength and is the only oil that makes my motorcycle run so quiet I had to double check it. This is coming from a former Mobil 1 guy.
Had this problem after new tires were installed. Kept having to add air ever week and a half or so.
Took back to tire shop to get oil changed and told them to check a see why tire would need air so often.
Charged 20 bucks to clean oxidation off wheel.
Question is if the tire shops know this is a problem why were they not cleaned as part of process when installing new tires?
The rubber valve stems should be replaced when new tires are put on also.
Thanks for sharing, we appreciate it! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Cause they know you'll be back so they get more money
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Love the the channel 🏁🏎🏎🏎🚓
This is the best video of how to fix leaks
Thank you very much Franklin, we truly appreciate the view and generous comment, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great vid...I use my one my large wood working clamp....to squeeze tire..
Good stuff! Thanks for watching and sharing roadwarrior! Hope you have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Gracias Julio 😎😎😎🤗🤗🤗
Thanks again (and again) SPC! Have spent $150 on the left rear tire of my 1/2 ton at shops to stop the slow leak and it is money down the hole as it has only been getting worse, especially during the winter; losing over 10 lbs a weak or more and always getting the low pressure warning at the worst of times. Will get some bead sealer and try this out as soon as it warms up!!
Canesser glad we could help you my friend
THANK-YOU VERY MUCH SIR, YOUR A TRUE GENTLEMEN !!
Using jack and vehicle works to break the bead but an old fashion hand tool works well too! Used that method for years as most truck tires would not fit on the car tire machine. But then again that was over 50-years ago.
bead sealer is SWEET the trick to seal the bead and it does not make the tire any harder to get off
sweet project cars This has too be the best, & my go to car chanel. I love the old school methods and the fun corny banta. It's really nice to have a chanel that fixes things instead of just going to a store and get a new part. Just want to say thank you for all the videos you share with us all. 👍👍👍👍
Cassié J Vance thank you very much my friend that means a lot to us
I can always count on good old Lester to send me home with at least one slow leaker. Now i know why. Heaven forbid the dealer should take the time from their "sudden service" to clean up the rim prior to mounting a tire! Thanks Mike!
LOL, we are well aware of Lester the tire repair man, he gets paid $2.50 an hour and could care less about your tire holding air. :) Thanks for watching and commenting Steve, we appreciate it my friend, hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Awesome, exactly what I needed
Glad to hear! Thanks so much for being here with us, we truly appreciate it! Have a great night my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Just used this vid to reset the bead on my CRV. Thanks bud!
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day. mad Mike
Great work mike 👍👍
Wow that’s super cool - thanks for sharing
Glad you liked it JA! Thanks for watching, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thanks Mike
Always great info!
Glad to help Michele! Thank you so much for watching, we truly appreciate it. Hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
GREAT VID ! YOU GUYS ALWAYS ROCK !
Thanks for making this video, very informative...
Glad it was helpful! We really appreciate the view and comment my friend, hope you have a fantastic week. mad Mike the hammer SPC & team
Do you read my mind? When I have a car care concern, a sweet project cars video is released shortly. Swwwwwweeeet crystal ball you’ve got there!
That's the big thing. You know it's done right and another bennie is it could save you some change as well. Great Vids Man!!
You got that right Brian! Thank you for watching and for the comment, we really appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
awesome info mr. 303!
Great video and easy fix it ,thank you pal.
Absolutely! Our pleasure to help, thanks for watching. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
great video as always man thanks....
Thanks for showing me this
Absolutely! Glad to help Joseph. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Back in the 80's. Ford was having a slow leak problem on Mustangs with alloy wheels. Ford actually recalled them and sprayed the area where the tire mounts with a special sealant.
Awesome tip right there!! Bead sealer, wow. Never knew about that. I have issues with 2 wheeled hand truck tires losing air all the time. Have to hit them with a little WD40 and a match to get them to seal up. Now I know!! Bead sealer. I have a feeling my hand truck tire issues were just solved!! Thanks much!!
Scott thank you, my friend, we try hard to share stuff that is actual relief type fixes
Remember to do both inside and outside of tire and rim. A scotch pad on tire bead helps clean, and pure dish soap will also soften the bead to help seal, in case of no bead seal
Thank you for watching and sharing Steve, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I use dish soap sparingly. Wife wud stompnrhe gas so hard she wud spin the rim inside the tire!! Lolni knew because the marks I put on the tires at balance points were out of time.
Very good very good information and good explanation thank you
Glad you liked it Zeb! Thank you for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Tire beads are where I find most of my troubles. Snowblowers, lawn tractors, hand trucks, wheelbarrows, most small rims aren't made for a tubeless tire but the manufacturers don't seem to care. So I pop the bead and glue the bead on to ensure it stays put and wont leak.
Wow 💥 thanks a lot -- really enjoyed you, sharing your skills, and experience !!! 🛠
Glad you enjoyed it James! Thank you for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars your welcome 🛠
Freaking awesome Brother. The way you explained the whole thing & the details helped even me understand it. Thanks from Julio.
Glad it helped Rey! Thank you for watching and sharing, we appreciate it, hope you have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great work!
Glad you liked it rocknta! Thank you so much for watching and commenting, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
great job dad my best regards from Denmark
Thank you very much Sahbi! Welcome Denmark, my wife's family is from Denmark, she's 3rd generation American. Appreciate the view and comment, have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
just what i needed great info thanks
Glad we could help Lori! Thank you for watching and commenting, we appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Seems like you always read my mind, My tires has some sort of leak as I have to pump air once a week, seems like you found the culprit. Thanks so much
Don't forget to check the tread area for nails/screws. That's the cause of your slow leaks 99% of the time.
superque4 you are correct thats why you spray the entire tire down with warm soapy water
Thanks. Good to know
Happy to help Mike! Thank you for watching, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Good job , Leroy !!!!
Rock on! Thanks for watching! mad Mike the hammer SPC
Good to know. Thanks. Also thanks for mentioning how long the bead sealer lasts.
Happy to help! Thank you so much for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it Emil! Have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thanks for the video, you helped me out
Glad to hear it, it's our pleasure to help! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thanks and Blessings!
Thank you very much :) Blessings to you as well. Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you so much
Absolutely, Lakshan, it's our pleasure. Thank you for watching, we appreciate it and hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
GREAT VIDEO MY TIRE IS LEAKING IS THE SAME EXACT SPOT...
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching and sharing. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great idea
Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching Angel, we appreciate it. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I have a wheelbarrow tire that beat me so badly that I bought a solid tire replacement. Will try this on the old tire to see if it will work. Thanks for this video.
You're welcome Armond! Thank you for watching and sharing. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
THANK YOU !
You're welcome! Thank you for watching, we really appreciate it. Hope you have a fantastic day Warren. mad Mike the hammer SPC
That's a brilliant tip for breaking the bead! The spare tire on my Mazda MPV hangs under chassis and the bead was rusty, full of gravel, and leaking like a sieve. Your video helped me get the spare back in good shape before a holiday road trip. Thanks!
Glad we could help my friend! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your results, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Nice work guys 👌
Our pleasure Graeme! Thank you so much for watching and for your comment my friend. Hope your day is the best! mad Mike the hammer SPC
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Subscribed just cause the Spanish voice.That was nice!!
That's our Hooooolio :) Thanks for the sub. Have a stupendous day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
thank, you for you're video
Our pleasure Gerland! Thank you for watching and commenting, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Leaks that reveal themselves with bubbles are easy. The tough rim leaks are positional; they may not leak for weeks and leak only when the tire is parked in a certain position and can go completely flat in an hour or two.
Thanks for watching and sharing. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Awesome video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
My Uncle used the old bumper jacks from the 70's GM cars for DIY tire work .
HUBBABUBBA DOOPYDOOP we just wanted to show a simple easy method
I use Amsoil, for cold temp start ups feels great, drives smooth.
Agreed. The biggest difference I ever noticed switching from Castrol to Amsoil was how easy it cranked when in single digits (F).
Had the problem on a 2006 Honda Accord with aluminum rims, took it to Discount tire (bought the tires there about 3 years before) and they did what you did, but took off the tires (2) used air tools to clean up. Never had a problem, and they did it for free! Thanks! Jim
PS......best oil......the one that’s synthetic, meets the SN or SN plus rating and is on sale! The above 4cyl. car went to 170,000 miles before I sold it (with no problems, what so ever), oil changes every 6,000 miles. Trans oil changes with Honda fluid every 30,000 miles. This car went over 200,000 miles before it was totaled on black ice.
Thank you for watching and sharing Jim! Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I break the beads with a piece of 2 X 10" board and drive over it . Your idea is also good . Some aluminum rims get corroded or porous and leak .
Thank you for watching and sharing Bill! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great information
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching and commenting Stephen, we really appreciate it. Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great vid Tks
Glad to help trevor! Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike
Great video thanks for uploading it!
Glad to help have a great night mad Mike sweet project cars
Glad to help have a great night mad Mike sweet project cars
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Great video I’m a complete novice with a tyre that won’t inflate at all
Thank you James, appreciate your view and comment. Good luck on your tire project my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
excellent video.
Happy Motoring.
Thanks 👍 we appreciate the view and comment my friend. Have a great day! mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great Video!👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and commenting. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
awesome video. have this issue with a van for over a year now. just been too lazy to fix it myself. Looks like mine is leaking at the rims as well tested it with soap :/ sigh. looks like I'll be heading to the auto shop soon and trying this out! Thanks!
Thanks for watching and sharing! Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
People who can do this will I'm sure. But the vast majority probably have never ever done any work on their own vehicles and therefore this is over their heads. Thumbs Up for the great video...
Well, Gary, there's always hope, that's why we share our knowledge for those that enjoy doing their own car repairs and those that may want to try. Thank you for watching, hope you have a great evening. mad Mike the hammer SPC
My dads 2023 Silverado , had a leak i couldnt find, it would leak upto 30 and not leak , I tried soap water, changing valve stem etc, my dad takes the truck to the dealership, they recommended a new tire , dad approves after $490 got new tire. I told my dad to bring the old tire home, i forgot about reseating the bead, so i removed a good tire from his truck , took it to a tire shop had them swap with the tire that was replaced with new. Told to tire shop to check for leaks, they said no leak , Installed it, No issues. Chevy Dealer was a Chief and most of them are. Thanks for the tip
Thanks. That was informative. Got my tire finally fixed today (I HOPE!!) they told me it was corrosion and they sealed it so I was wondering what that meant and was researching what was done. They also told me if it still leaks it'll cost $150 to smooth out the wheel and maybe I need a new tire!
Thank you very much for watching and sharing. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
thanks
Our pleasure, Joshua! Thank you so much for watching, we really appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC