You have to stretch the tire a bit to get it over the beads. Also be sure that the foam isn't wadding up.
Another trick before gluing the tires...
Scuff the bead of the wheels and tires with some scotchbrite and clean the surfaces with some alcohol to remove any residue. This will help immensely in getting the tire adhered to the wheel.
I have do the same with you and I'm not happy with the result. so now I let my tire balooning again and I can handle it better than taped tire :) I'm talking here on monster tire size.
on the other way with 1/10 tire I love the result with my rustler :)
I used 100mph tape...stuff I had available think as far as tape goes its pretty good.. here is the finished product...still need to seat teh bead a little better then apply the glue and ensure the bead it set right...but they are on the rim...
Off topic...but I have a question about badland tires. Looking on top, Is the other side of the tire suppose to be a little flat than the other? And also, I have maximizer beadlock 0 offset, do I need to use shim on both sides? The manual states that if using proline tires...thanks...
hi
i did it exactly the same way.
however my longterm experience is not that good with taped tires. once some water or dirt gets into the tires (which is impossible to avoid imo) the tape can get loose and then things mess up rather quickly.
bye
rhylsadar
I used reinforced packing tape once to tape the tires, and my results were the same as above. Ballooned less, but still did some, tape came loose after a while and I eventually just had a wad of tape whirling around in the wheel. I had beadlocks and took it off and it was a mess. I just said screw it until I see something that works better. G/L w/ this tape.
what a coincidence that this showed up in the general discussion recently! from what ive read the kevlar works extremley well with preventing ballooning http://rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19426