I'm not sure if I agree with all of these tips being useful for this particular scenario. Specifically where the wire is 100% in, even under US guidance, but there is difficulty threading the cannula.
I reckon an additional advancement of the needle once the wire is successfully threaded could be the underlying problem OP is having? So I wouldn't be advocating for more of it. But i might be completely wrong.
If the wire is in, and you put it in relatively flat, and there was 0 resistance... i would be hesitant to advance the needle any further after the fact. Youre risking penetrating the far wall (or any wall really) and then the cannula cannot thread over the needle's tip.