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🚜 Why You Might Need to Remount a Tractor Tire
Tractor tires can come off the rim due to flats, punctures, valve failure, corrosion, or severe off-road shock. Proper remounting ensures safe, efficient performance.
💼 What You Need Before You Start
- Tire iron or pry bar
- Lubricant (bead lube or soapy water)
- Air compressor
- Valve core remover
- Ratchet strap
- Safety gloves and goggles
🔧 How to Get a Tractor Tire Back on the Rim
Step 1: Clean and Inspect the Rim
Remove dirt and rust to ensure a good seal.
Step 2: Lubricate the Beads
Use lube on both tire beads and rim flanges.
Step 3: Insert the First Bead
Slip the first bead over the rim lip into the drop center.
Step 4: Mount the Second Bead
Use your hands and tire irons to guide the second bead over the rim.
Step 5: Remove Valve Core & Inflate
Remove the core, inflate to seat the bead, then reinstall the core and set final PSI.
🚿 Tube vs. Tubeless Mounting Tips
For tube-type tires, insert the tube before seating the second bead. For tubeless, ensure a clean and smooth bead seat surface.
⚠️ Common Mistakes to Avoid
- No lubrication = bead damage
- Inflating too quickly = safety hazard
- Dirty rim = air leaks
🚞️ Why BRS Rims Simplify Tire Mounting
Ningbo BRS Auto Parts Co., Ltd. offers high-quality steel wheels that make mounting easier:
- Shot-blasted for clean bead seating
- Rust-resistant electrophoretic coating
- 2D, 3D, CAE precision design
- Trusted by Geely & global clients
🔍 Aftercare: Checking for Leaks & Final Setup
- Inspect for bead leaks with soapy water
- Check valve position
- Recheck lug torque after use
📞 Contact Ningbo BRS Auto Parts
Need long-lasting tractor rims?
- 🌐 Website: https://brsrim.com
- 📧 Email: carrie@brsautoparts.com
- 📞 Phone / WhatsApp: 0086 19810666863
BRS – Engineering trust into every turn.
