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@skoota
get your tyre as far on as you can then flip the wheel around and push the opposite side of the tyre that is on toward the side that is yet to go on. Flatlander showed me this and it really makes it a breeze.
If you don't get what i'm saying basically by flipping the tyre around adn pushing where i said, you are relieving the tension and grip on that side of the tyre therefore making more of the bit you have left to get on and so it being more slack easier to get on.
glad your ok GA2G