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Ted Hohl
Ted Hohl
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The problem is that the valve base in the tire is preventing the tire from seating,the the fix is very easy  . Just

Just deflate the tire, unscrew the valve then push the valve into the rim/tire ,.
theThe tire might just fall into place if. If not give it a good nudge towards the rim. When

When it seats you can pump it up and then tighten the screw on the valve. Job done.

The problem is that the valve base in the tire is preventing the tire from seating,the fix is very easy  . Just deflate the tire unscrew the valve then push the valve into the rim/tire ,
the tire might just fall into place if not give it a good nudge towards the rim. When it seats you can pump it up and then tighten the screw on the valve. Job done.

The problem is that the valve base in the tire is preventing the tire from seating, the fix is very easy.

Just deflate the tire, unscrew the valve then push the valve into the rim/tire.
The tire might just fall into place. If not give it a good nudge towards the rim.

When it seats you can pump it up and then tighten the screw on the valve. Job done.

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Richard Ziewiec
Richard Ziewiec
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The problem is that the valve base in the tire is preventing the tire from seating,the fix is very easy . Just deflate the tire unscrew the valve then push the valve into the rim/tire ,
the tire might just fall into place if not give it a good nudge towards the rim. When it seats you can pump it up and then tighten the screw on the valve. Job done.