Method of using a Wheel Beadlock Design to attach a tire to a wheel.

A method of attaching a tire to a wheel, comprising the steps of:

• a first step of obtaining a wheel, where the wheel has a threaded section, a bead ring, where the bead ring has a bead ring ball seat with an elongated pilot hole for bead ring attachment, and a bolt, where the bolt has a head, a bolt ball seat, a thread and a bolt pilot, where the bead ring seat has a bead ring seat shape, and the bead ring seat shape is racetrack shaped, a second step of inserting the bolt through the enlarged pilot hole such that the thread of the bolt engages the threaded section of the wheel, where the bolt ball seat nestles with the bead ring ball seat and the elongated pilot hole in the bead ring, allowing the bead ring to pivot around the bolt when the bolt tightens the bead ring against the wheel, where the thread of the bolt engages with threaded section of the wheel, a third step of rotating the head to further pull the bead ring toward the wheel, where the tire bead and the tire bead core extend into a gap between the wheel and the bead ring, a fourth step of further rotating the head such that the tire bead is compressed between the bead ring and the wheel, such that eventually the wheel contacts the bead ring at a fulcrum on the wheel, where the enlarged pilot hole allows the bead ring to pivot around the bolt at an angle between the bead ring and the wheel changes, and a fifth step of further tightening the head after a pivot point is reached, to cause the bead ring and the wheel to further compress the tire bead through leverage to put more pressure on two tire bead compressors on either side of the tire bead core, such that the tire is effectively sealed within a gap between the tire bead and the wheel.