Mine were a nightmare, having folding tyres I suspect helps, which I have.
I used two toe straps tight round the rim to help stop the tyre slipping off for the last bit, plus fairy liquid to lube and just brute force with levers to get the last pesky bit on.
Ensure the bead that’s already on is right in the middle of the rim, to give a tiny bit more wiggle room.. You may need to repeatedly check the bead that’s on remains in the middle lowest part of the rim.
Check youtube for ‘fitting tight schwalbe marathon’ there’s an old guy who demonstrates most of the technique.
It helps to have a friend, as one of you can hold the tyre in place and kinda pull it onto the rim while the other pushes the bead on with a lever.
I didn’t hook the leaver under the tyre as you loose too much slack, rather use the blunt end to push the last bit of bead over the lip, against tth rim, while your assistant yanks on the tyre from the other side.
It’s quite a brutal job, but they do go on.
It’s a good job they are carbon, as a normal wheel rhus tight would get bent by the force required to get the tyres on.
I’m dreading getting a puncture, but hopefully now that the tyres are in I’m hoping the fitting process stretched them a little to make refitting easier.