I put the new tubeless (thus too tight) tire into the blood groove (bottom of the rim well), and that makes it possible, but invariably with a brand new, not yet stretched tire, using the tire iron to leverage that last bit over the rim runs a 50/50 chance of slicing the tube (I leave it partially inflated to help it get out the way, but sometimes it seems to wiggle back). Any tips for not destroying tubes at this juncture?
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