BeadBuster Tire Mounting Lubricant Paste, 1-Pint/16oz, Acc-TML

This lube is great. Put some around my motorcycle rim and tire. Was able to get the new tire installed and seated in less than 2 minutes. Put in 40 psi and the beads popped immediately. Wish I found this product years ago.

I really hesitated to buy this. At the price it’s pretty expensive for the perceived amount you get. I change my Harley touring bike tires at hope manually. I had just changed the rear tire and I use windex for the soap to slide the tires on. I really fought it. So I decided to try this Beadbuster lubricant. I bought a tire swab too. I then changed the front tire (same size as rear, but they are different carcasses as the rear tire takes more load) I wet the swab with water and ran that around the top of the Beadbuster jar. Beadbuster is a consistency sorta like Vaseline and it seemed like a similar product when I wiped that wet swab around, it took some time to get some Beadbuster on the swab. I swabbed the tire bead and literally screwed the tire into the rim! No tools needed! I put the tube in the tire and as always that was a struggle. Then put the swab with the Beadbuster on the last tire bead. I used tire spoons to put it on and I thought ok I’m getting to the part now where it’s always a struggle as it gets way tight at the last bit. Slip! It went on like it was looking to go home! I was so surprised! Never had one change this easy. I’m 65 years old, This is the end of my 52nd year of motorcycle riding, used to race/pit crew and have been changing tires by hand all this time. I’m wearing out and I have had tires changed at local shops but it’s getting to be $50 or more for a change. So until I can’t do it anymore, I’m back to doing it at home. So much easier using Beadbuster! The other tool that helps a ton is the Motion Pro tire spoons. They really help break the bead.

I had purchased a new tire for the rear of my motorcycle and was going to take it to a shop to have it installed, but the price keeps going up, now about $50. Now, I've used Windex, dish soap and water, etc., and these work okay, but at 65 yo I could always use a little extra help. I mixed the Bead Buster 4 to 1 per the instructions on the container with water. I mixed it up in a cleaned up used yogurt container and used a 1" chip brush to apply it. The old tire popped off and the new one popped on much easier than I had anticipated. The product is not messy, easy cleanup (a wipe with a dry towel), and it's not caustic or harsh. I'm sold! It's my "go to" now.

The lubricant is excellent and made the job of removing and installing cub cadet front and rear tires a breeze. Much better than soapy water. This lube worked flawlessly in seating beads and valve stems. Highly recommend this product. Not messy and stays in place, no dripping or caking. Compound is perfect for applying to beads and stems.

Fought with a stubborn tire off the rim for a week. Straps, fire, 150psi - nothing was working. Bought this after watching a YT video and it worked like a charm. Not only that, you can scrap off what is remaining on the tire and use it again. Then the residue just washes off with water.

A must have for mounting motorcycle tires in your garage! Trust me you’ll want this stuff. I popped 3 intertubes before admitting defeat and buying it. With the grease I got the tire on first try! Definitely recommend

Es excelente para montar neumáticos

I’ve been fixing and changing tires on my dirt and street bikes for most of my life, always “dry.” After watching Scotty Kilmer use this stuff to change a car tire, I decided to try it myself. WOW! What a difference. Diluted it in a spray bottle, works amazing. First use was on a pair of 12” trailer tires, process was a relative breeze. Then did new tires on my street bike, way easier than last time. Beads break easier and getting new tires on is easier/smoother. And for the first time, was able to get beads to set without taking to a shop. Totally worth it!