Best MFWD tire brand?

[Rollin14]

Have a TN75 4wd, open cab...the original front tires have finally given out, probably should have replaced several years ago. The fronts are Goodyear 11.2 - R24 ag tires (R1), called a couple places, of course nobody has this size in stock and Goodyear quit making ag tires - guess they are called Titan now but most tire shops didn稚 even mention them as most said Firestone SAT 23s are what they recommend (think there are a couple different styles as one shop mentioned the tread would be different from what I have now).

I looked online at new NH tractors that were similar TN75 to see what is OEM, but didn稚 find any documentation showing the tire brand or specific 杜odel of tire

So, any thoughts on best tire for the money that is close to what I have now...or which tire would be on a new NH (probably a workmaster 70/75)?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

IF I had to replace those tires, it would be with Trelleborg's!

SR

 

[ruffdog]

Goodyear Dynatorque II tires in stock.........

$325.92 - Goodyear Dyna Torque II R-1 11.2/--24 tires | Buy Goodyear Dyna Torque II R-1 tires at SimpleTire

 

[RickB]

As with most things there is no one best choice.

 

[Trillium Farm]

There was a reason why Good-Year had the nickname of Good for 1 year :laughing: they weren't very good tires.
Titan is a US company and IMO make very decent tires or you may go, as Sawyer Rob suggested, with Trelleborg which are xtremely good ones.
Firestone would be a choice of last resort for me.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

I've heard that Firestone makes some really good tires for large Ag tractors that pull heavy discs.

 

[RickB]

Michelin and BKT get good reviews.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

I believe you can still get the GY's like your tractor had on it, out of Europe but they are expensive...

Trelleborg's aren't cheap, but they are excellent and most sizes are made in the U.S.A.

SR

 

[ovrszd]

This is kinda like the "ranking tractor brands" thread.

I would avoid Chinese tires with names I can't pronounce.

 

[Rollin14]

...yeah - not expecting to pay $100/tire but not wanting to spend $800-grand either for both. Was not expecting all the local places to recommend the Firestones...my main knock against them was that apparently they have more lugs and their angle placement is quite a bit different from what I have. Mainly looking for something similar tread-wise and above average quality. will probably run by a dealership next week and see what comes on the new tractors and go from there - thanks