Accordingly, for large wheels, after repairing, rotating or replacing the tire, if you want the tire bead and the rim to be pressed together relatively tightly (tight enough to slowly inflate), people spray gas or a little alcohol into the tire and light it on fire. That rapid combustion reaction expands the amount of air available in the empty tire and presses the entire rim of the tire bead into the rim's inner edge. At this point, the hose can be quickly attached to the valve and continued to inflate with a compressor until the required amount of air is reached on the tire. The fast-burning compound loaded into the tire does not necessarily have to be gas or alcohol as described above. In the case of having to fix a tire that has lost air on the road, other flammable chemicals such as eau de toilette spray, strong alcohol, deodorant spray or other aromatic hydrocarbon compounds can be creatively applied. Note that do not use too much fuel and avoid using gasoline or acetone because these substances can easily damage the tire.