9.5-24 tires

[winston1]

Seems a buyers price in case any of you guys are needing this size tire. Ad probably won't last long. 2 Tractor Tires 9.5x24 like new . wont work on my 4x4 tractor. used 2

 

[normde2001]

Those tires' best days are behind them.

 

[woolyAcres]

Those tires' best days are behind them.

What do you see in the photos that makes you say that?

 

[Neat 1500]

Some one that only racks up a few hours a year will get about 20 years out of them. They are probably more than half worn as they are.

 

[winston1]

Not all tractor tires are created equal. Many different depths of tread. Note the picture of the new ones here. I intentionally bought some tires for my former Yanmar with shallow tread for the purpose of not tearing my grass up as bad. In my opinion they were much better in that situation than my former ricers. https://agtireoutlet.com/product/2658

 

[normde2001]

What do you see in the photos that makes you say that?

Tread well over 1/2 worn, compared to new R-1 ag tire.

 

[winston1]

Response from seller: The tires were bought new 4 months ago and were on tractor for two weeks waiting on new ones to arrive.

 

[normde2001]

Chalk circles on my tires usually denote a puncture.

 

[winston1]

Chalk circles on my tires usually denote a puncture.

I have no reason not to believe the seller or believe what I have seen as far as pictures of new tires and new tires I have owned. Normde, sometimes I think you would argue with a fence post. I guess I'm sometimes sort of like a fence post.

 

[normde2001]

I have no reason not to believe the seller or believe what I have seen as far as pictures of new tires and new tires I have owned. Normde, sometimes I think you would argue with a fence post. I guess I'm sometimes sort of like a fence post.

No argument, merely answering your question.

"What do you see in the photos that makes you say that?"

 

[winston1]

I shall stick with my belief the sellers tires are practically new.

 

[woolyAcres]

Not all tractor tires are created equal. Many different depths of tread. Note the picture of the new ones here. I intentionally bought some tires for my former Yanmar with shallow tread for the purpose of not tearing my grass up as bad. In my opinion they were much better in that situation than my former ricers. https://agtireoutlet.com/product/2658

I like those shallower tread rears. I have 'standard' ags on mine and wish they were shallower, or better yet, industrial. Since that's requires a rim change I won't be making the switch, but if I keep this machine long enough to need new tires I'll consider something like yours.

Are those custom hub caps or cement wheel weights?

 

[winston1]

I like those shallower tread rears. I have 'standard' ags on mine and wish they were shallower, or better yet, industrial. Since that's requires a rim change I won't be making the switch, but if I keep this machine long enough to need new tires I'll consider something like yours.

Are those custom hub caps or cement wheel weights?

Cement weights. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/yanmar/252891-concrete-wheel-weights.html?highlight=

 

[clemsonfor]

ummm yea those are new tires or basically new. I cant say wether the two month thing is right but i dont think there a year old. 2 months 3 months 6 months, it dont matter. The side walls still looks new and like they have some shiny slickness or new rubber look to them!

Someone needs to snap those bad boys up!