Will These Lawn Mower Tires Hurt Your Grass? - Quick Review
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I recently upgraded the tires on my mower and here is a quick review of my experience.
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Dude, you ROCK!!!
My John Deere came with those "Turf Savers." What they didn't save was my back, as I was constantly getting stuck and having to pick up the rear end of the mower and move it out of the slightest wet spot in the yard. Seriously, I have a very slight slope in my yard, and unless it had been two weeks since the last rain, I could not go uphill.
Our tires were exactly the same size. I caught your video, used your link and bought the same exact tires for mine. Brother, I may as well have installed 4 wheel drive. These tires fixed that problem completely!
Thanks!!!
I've got tractor tread on my cub cadet. I can back up my hill now without burning the grass with wheel spin. Now I just need some 3 rib tires up front.
My Wheel Horse has had AG tread tires on it since 1961. No lawn damage yet.
Unbelievable, if you buy some brand new tires today they’ll be dry rotted out in 5 years. Everything so cheap these days
I've had these Super Lug tires on my lawn tractor since 2015 and i really like how good they're working everywhere i go with my lawn tractor. I have never been stuck with them and they barely makes tracks on the lawn. And they still look as they were new even after almost 9 years with a lot of driving on asphalt.
In my opinion the tractor v tires work better on my zero turn than the turf tires. I haves lots of hills, and the v treds grip more and spin less.
will the 23 -8.50 12 tires work on my JD tractor they are 22 9.50 12
I have noticed that some people mount the aggressive tractor style tread in reverse in some low speed mud trucks. I figure that there must be a reason for doing this. However, I cannot exactly figure it out. Does anyone know why they do this?
Less rolling resistance when mounted backwards, good for trailers etc
@endasurlis8444 Thanks, I just didn't know. I did read that when used on some tractors that there is less compaction on fields, and that theres a better mud clearing between the tread. My use is going to be on a self-propelled 4x4 trailer/cart.
They should fit but the tractor will sit half an inch lower in the rear
What is the size difference?
Old 20x8
New 20x10
I'm pretty sure it's just a little wider, but different brands do vary.
the old ones still have hairs on them.