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All lawn and garden tractors come with a set of tires that may or may not be ideal for your property. After using your lawn tractor a few times, you may find that the tires do not get enough traction or you might discover that the tires are damaging your lawn. Your tires could also become damaged or just plain worn out from years of use. Whatever your needs or reasons for getting them, good replacement lawn tractor tires are available. Lawn tractor tires come in a variety of types and sizes to fit all wheels. You should check the side of your tires or your owner's manual so you can make sure you get the right size. The sequence of numbers you see on the sidewall may contain two or three numbers. The last number on a lawn and garden tire is the rim diameter. So if you see 15 x 6.00 - 6 on the side of your tires in means your tire is 15 inches high and 6 inches wide on a 6 inch rim. If you only see two numbers, the first represents the height of the tire and the second...

Replacement push lawn mower wheels are generally not too difficult to find at home improvement stores, lawn and garden centers that stock lawn mower parts, retailers like Sears or online. If you bought one of the more well known brands of lawn mowers like Snapper, Toro, Murray or Craftsman finding new wheels locally or on the Web should be pretty easy. Most are made of hard rubber or plastic and usually require only minimal effort to remove and replace. Putting new tires on riding mowers and replacing lawn tractor tires will be a good bit more involved, however, and similar to relacing a tire on a car. Sometimes with a riding mower or garden tractor, you run over something you should not have or you go out to the garage at the first sign of Spring and notice that one of your tires gave way due to dry rotting. Your existing tires may not be providing enough traction or might be causing damage to your lawn. In any case, at some point during your lawn mowing season, you ma...

If you own a small family farm or your property includes some rural acreage then you very likely own a tractor to help with the upkeep and maintenance of your land. In the course of using your tractor for digging, loader work, tilling, towing, shredding or just driving it around you may run over something that causes a flat or other extensive damage to your tires. If you have never had to replace a tractor tire before, you may be shocked at or unprepared for the cost of a replacement. Replacing tires for agricultural equipment is not as affordable or as simple as replacing tires on a car or lawn tractor. Depending on the size of the tire you need, you may be looking at anywhere from several hundred to over a thousand dollars for a single new tire. Unless you just have to have new tires or are extremely loyal to a particular tire brand like Firestone, the good news is that used tractor tires are often available from dealers and tractor supply outfits. Used tractor tires...

If you own a farm tractor, at some point the tires will need to be replaced. There are a few different types and several different brands of farm tractor tires on the market today. Tire makers you have surely heard of such as Firestone, Michelin, Goodyear and Titan all make ag tractor tires. Replacing a farm tractor tire or tires is not cheap by any standard regardless of the brand or type you choose, however, so it is crucial to know the differences among them. In this article, we will take a look at bias versus radial tires as well as two different types of radials. We aim to help you make an informed choice when it comes to buying new tires for your farm tractor. Before you buy new farm tractor tires, you will need to determine whether you need radial tires or if you can go with bias tires. Bias and radial refer to the way each type of tire is constructed. Bias tires are usually far cheaper than radials. For the most part, if your tractor does not get used frequently...

Whether you use your ATV for out of necessity for travel over rough terrain, for work or just for fun on the weekends the tires are one of the quad's most important features both for safety and for getting you where you want to go. You may be looking for new ATV tires as a result of some damage to your tires or general performance problems. Or you may be looking for a specific type of tire for a specific type of condition like mud tires. You can completely alter the nature of your quad simply by getting new tires so it makes sense to spring for a new set or a different type of tires before you do any other type of expensive modification like say an engine mod. Regardless of your reason for seeking out new tires, you probably do not want to spend top dollar if you do not absolutely have to. In this article we will help you find ways to get high quality, cheap ATV tires. A logical place to start is the dealer where you bought your ATV. Give them a call and find out wh...