Well I'm glad to know I'm not the only one with this frustration. Yes, in my 
case, like Max's, there is a low spot caused by the bead not seating out in the 
correct position, though mine is just to one side of the valve stem, not on the 
opposite side. 

I previously thought this poroblem was the product of some particular rim - 
tire combos. I have an old set of 26" Araya twin-hollow type rims that have 
never taken any Schwalbe tire, though my old Ritchey mtb tires seat just fine. 
I had assumed that the problem was a combination of a slightly small bead and 
the fact that twin hollow profiles provide a place for the bead to "go"- 
between the hollows- that a box section rim didn't. But my current problem 
doesn't follow that pattern. 

Maybe I'll try the soap and ride technique next. 

Thanks

Pete

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