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Jeff S
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Pulled the tire and threw it in the tub. Little, slow bubbles all around the rim 
in probably three places on both rims.
So, guess I'll pull the tire off and inspect / sand down any rough spots I can see, then re-mount (carefully, this time) apply bead sealer, then set the bead and hope for a solution.
One question: does the bead sealer make breaking the bead significantly harder? Or, is this just a thin goo layer to fill in the little holes.
in probably three places on both rims.So, guess I'll pull the tire off and inspect / sand down any rough spots I can see, then re-mount (carefully, this time) apply bead sealer, then set the bead and hope for a solution.
One question: does the bead sealer make breaking the bead significantly harder? Or, is this just a thin goo layer to fill in the little holes.