Deere 110 TLB Front Tire suggestions?

[ultrarunner]

My Deere 110 TLB is just about at the point of needing new front tires and I'm clueless to brand and source. The tires are nearly worn smooth.

Is going the Dealer route the most expensive option?

I believe the size is common with skid steers which means there are a lot of tires to choose from and many sources such as Ebay.

Seems a lot are sourced from China.

My rears are pretty good except for a lug the got sliced on a sharp piece of rock a few years back...

Anyone recently replace Deere 110 Fronts Tires recently?

 

[beenthere]

Is this for Austria.. or WA ??

Going "dealer" route, consider that the dealer sources tires from likely the same place you could get them.. but the dealer will add their cut to the price. My dealer's parts man will suggest where to get the same items, which is very helpful.

Can't help with specific JD 110 TLB tires, but a search on the net should bring up several sources. Mention the tire size you want, and you may get some direct helpful suggestions... if you are not in Austria looking to buy.

 

[ultrarunner]

TLB is in Oakland California...

Deere 110 Tire Size

Tire Size Front: 10X16.5
Tire Size Rear: 17.5L24

Here is a link offering fronts and/or all 4 as a package with Mitco Tires

Deere 11 Backhoe Tires, Front & Rear Deere 11 Tires

Standard is 10 ply with optional to 20 ply rated.

The Dealer said they can also offer Goodyear, Titan and Michelin for more money.

Then the question to tube or not to tube... I find the 110 may sit for a couple of months and the fronts never go flat but are down 60% in air pressure.

 

[ultrarunner]

Found this Deere Link going into detailed Tire Info as to load ratings etc.

Understanding basic tire information

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

I believe the oem fronts are galaxy brand, I believe you are correct on the fronts being skid steer tires and there are a ton of options.

Galaxy Tire, Galaxy Tires, Alliance Tire Company, Manufacturers of Galaxy Agriculture Tires, Galaxy Flotation/Terra Tires, Galaxy Skidsteers Tires, Galaxy Industrial Tires, Galaxy OTR Tires, Galaxy Gulf and Turf Tires, Galaxy Contract Utility

Matt

 

[jenkinsph]

I would price them at my favorite local tire store. When the new tires are mounted make sure the bead area is clean and smooth as that has been a common area for slow leak downs in ag and industrial tires. If the rims are in good shape you should not need tubes.

 

[ultrarunner]

Outward appearance of the rims is excellent... I believe I could polish them up to look like new.

Maybe going with the 8-ply galaxy with rim guard is the way to go?

The beefy rimgard sidewall does offer protection... I use the tractor lightly and sparingly for the most part.

About the only time I max anything is using the quick attach forks for pallets...

Galaxy has 40 psi max on the fronts and with the pallet of roofing shingles the tires look half inflated... no problem picking up the load and I only moved it about 100 yards.

 

[Egon]

Most places selling tire's should be able to order some for you. Make sure you get the proper ply rating and also service rating.

 

[11toma]

I just replaced the front and rear on my jd 110 about 3 weeks ago. I replaced them with the original OEM tires. I bought them through Simple Tires on line. They are good to work with, they will ship them to your installer so all you have to do is take your tractor their and have them installed. I also bought new vale stems at the jd dealer, don't want to go through all that and have a valve stem leak on you...

 

[ultrarunner]

What did you have for OEM?

I'm the second owner so no way to know if the Galaxy fronts are OEM

 

[11toma]

The front are galaxy marathoner R-4, the rear are Galaxy super industrial R-4. One thing I noticed with simple tires is if the item is out of stock you will not be able to locate the item on there website. I am currently out of state when I return home on Monday I can post the part numbers on here if you like. Oh I did not put tubes in my tires.

 

[ultrarunner]

Couldn't find the Galaxy so that explains it... did find Titans and I think they were close to $500 ea.

My fronts are well worn almost to the point of being smooth... I only put a couple of hours on the 110 but I would like tires to hold air pressure so thinking it might be good to put new ones on.

Any issues with heavy loader/pallet fork work?

 

[11toma]

The front were 100.00ea and the back were 481.00ea. Front are 8 ply, the back are 12 ply, these are the OEM tires. I do not have pallet forks, but I do have a 4 in one bucket and with a full load of dirt which is a load on the front, the tires can handle this with no problems.

 

[ultrarunner]

That is a great pricing... might just be worth it to get a set... one rear as a big lug missing down to cord... never a problem but very vulnerable... the other rear is very good.

Appreciate the assist and taking the time while traveling to respond.

 

[11toma]

Not a problem. If you need the part numbers for simple tires just let me know. Oh the fronts were 109.00 ea not 100 ea . I think they are great tires IMO..