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I have a pair of wheels for a friends car here and when the tires loose air they come off the bead. The car is on the lift so not worried about damaging the tires or rims. I personally have never had this happen before. Both the tires and wheels are brand new. M/T 9x29.5 bias on an 8 inch wheel. Anyone else have this happen?
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Doug,
our dragster front tires do that
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Probably would not happen if shape of tire cold and uninflated werent narrower than rim width. It is the fresh strength of the rubber shape pulling them off I would say. I imagine if it were a 5 inch rim it would not have a pull inwards to overcome the width of the rim.
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That will happen if the wheels don't have safety beads--bumps around the rim inboard of the tire bead surface to retain the bead.
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