You can do a quick search for CA hobby glue and find tons of stuff, but the vets might have some more specific reccomendations. I get some stuff from my LHS called insta-cure and it works good but it's probably not the best. Works great for me, although I wouldn't mind having something thicker than the "ultra-thin" that I have, because I get the stuff everywhere. On the tires, my workbench, my hands, in my pants...
I use just plain ol' Cyano Acrylate. I use the thin stuff, which allows it to wick around the bead easily. Make sure your bead is clean and scuffed slightly (use a fine grit sandpaper), and rubber-band the tires to maintain pressure.
i dont know if i did it right my first time, but it said CA glue so i went to my local win dixie (shows what i noob i was) and got Locktite super glue. it was CA glue and it was "gel" actually worked very good and dried super slow. about 45min to even start showing signs of hardening. was great for me since i was a beginner and it was really thick and applied it with a nylon bristle paint brush i got in the dollar store. and they are still on there very good till this day =]
I use Dynamite QuickStick Professional CA Tire Glue. Thin, flows beautifully. I haven't made a mess with it yet.
Scuff the chrome, clean the rim edge and tire bead with alcohol, mount the tire in place, then peel back the tire in one small spot and let the glue run in as you work the peeling gently around the rim adding another drop when there's nothing more to flow. When it's gone all the way around, put that tire away and do another one. Do NOT do both sides at once. That's where things can get messy. Let it sit with the glued side up till it cures, then do the tires in the same order on the other side.
but if you arent wanting to spend a billion dollars on super glue go to your hobby shop and use zap-a-gap, i swear that is the best, cheap glue you can buy and it is great and strong...
but personaly if you have a monster truck that you are not racing, then use beadlocks because they reguire no glue and stay no matter what the force.