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

I don't know how this compares to other products but this works really well. You can use it straight from the tub or mix it with water (about 30 % goop to 70% water). Honestly straight from the tub is best and then just lightly spray the goop with a spray bottle of water for the best slick application. Popping the beads on with air pressure was no issue, and only took about 20 Psi. Its bio degradable, easy to use, and afterwards the soapy mess can be used to clean your rims for that shiny new look. I'm not kidding about the last part.. it does pretty good as a soapy cleaner. Just hose off afterwards.

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!

Not sure why some people gave poor reviews, the product works perfectly, WAY BETTER than dish soap and water I assure you! I applied a thin layer to the surfaces that would actually make contact with the rim and tires went on super easy. Didn’t even have to struggle to get the motorcycle tires on the rims.

I had no problems installing my new tires on my Honda XR 150 L. I like that it’s not toxic and has no smell, I think it’s mostly just vegetable oil. It’s a little sticky and messy as you apply it, but it didn’t leave any weird residue, and it was easy to work with. I think it helped. And I gave it four stars because of the price, surely this could’ve been only $10, so not a value product, but it seems like there’s a lot of grease so you could do tires for the next 10+ years. I would’ve given 4.5 stars if they allowed.

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 should have got this stuff years ago. I have an old Coats 1010 tire machine. (thanks Ted) and I would use dawn soap and water. It would get the job done but I would struggle with it. I purchased the Bead buster tire paste and WOW!!!!! I literally slide the backside of the tire on by hand!!! The machine put the tire on in a second no struggling. I put the paste on the tire with a latex glove, a little goes a long way!!! I usually don't do reviews but man this stuff works!!! It's slicker then a cats ass.

BeadBuster is perfect for the occasional tire job. After many years of use my zero turn mower needed new tires which I purchased on Amazon. No one in my area would change them out so I did it myself using tools I bought on Amazon. Beadbuster made the job easy. Just apply a liberal amount on both the tire and rim sealing surfaces, install the tire on the rim, remove the valve so plenty of air can be used to seal the tire, install the seal while the tire is still inflated, inflate to pressure. Done!

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.