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it melts tha rim don't do it it happend to me and i left my rims in for 5 mins ok don't i repeat don't do it
freeze it then put it in warm water
freeze it then put it in warm water
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Or if you got a crappy glue job like mine had, you can use a scalpel to separate the bead from the rim. I had to do that when the inner bead pulled completely away from the rim. They did a really bad job of gluing the tires at the factory lol. All I had to do was break the bond with the scalpel (very carefully) and then clean up the rim a bit. The new tires went on and fit no problem.
If the glue job is like it should be, you'll have to bake them off or boil them off.
If the glue job is like it should be, you'll have to bake them off or boil them off.



most of them are between 5 and 12 bucks for a set of 2, so why make rubber soup[sm=confused.gif]
