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I had that problem years ago, but on my mustang while running slicks. Using screws around the rim into the bead solved it, lol
I don't recall this happening in my years as a tire guy.
Just pull the oval shaped plugs out that are under that plastic flap and keep them out
That jogs my memory! Yes, I had some slicks that would do it but we didn't balance them or run them more than a 1/4 mile at a time. But there was that one time a bunch of us drove to the track on slicks! We thought we were so smart to leave the jacks at home and not have to lug around tires. On the way home it began to rain! We slipped and slided off the freeway into a gas station and hung out there a couple hours until the roads were dry enough. Only still alive by God's Grace!
