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Message: [QUOTE="Ol'89r, post: 1393945, member: 17212"] You probably don't want to hear this but, if it were mine, I would remove the tire and inspect the bead. If the bead is broken (which is unlikely) it will be obvious. It's more likely that the tire is not seated on the rim properly or is hanging up on the tube or rim lock. As mentioned, it is very hard to break your bead with a tire iron. But, if the bead is broken, the tire should be replaced. [/QUOTE]