Tires TIRES MT180D

[PILOON]

I know I've posted elsewhere but--
I need to replace my mains on my MT180D.

Presently are 9.5 x 18's (4ply) Bridgstones and I am having a hard time to locate them on the web.
Manual shows outside diam as 870 (34 1/4") and the rim W8 x 18.

What would be current size nomenclanture?

Being 4WD I know ! need to respect the diam.

Thanks.

 

[PILOON]

Very interesting results.

Got some 7-8 prices quoted and the best is virtually in my back yard!

$270. (cdn) each 2-3 wks delivery all the way to $400. (US) from a 'costly' distance.

Of interest, very few answer Emails, so why have a web site?

 

[cazadorloco]

I agree on the 0 replys, I was looking forward to them for my own tires. Anyone out there have a favorite tire source? or is there a forum specifically for this?
Thanks

 

[lens12]

Tires are costly to ship & usually pretty price competitive if a common size. Your best bet is to check locally first.

 

[srjones]

Les Schwab ( Tires, Wheels, Batteries, Brakes and Much More! - Les Schwab Tire Centers Home Page) carries or can get just about every possible tire imaginable, but they're only in the pacific northwest and northern California. Sorry cazadorloco, the closest one is more than 350 miles to your north.

Piloon, I've would have thought that of all places, Canadian Tire would have...well...tires?

 

[PILOON]

Les Schwab
Piloon, I've would have thought that of all places, Canadian Tire would have...well...tires?

Canadian tire is basically now a big box store but not into tractor/farm stuff.
More like Wallmart.

Problem is I am North of Montreal where there is very little farming hence CUTS are kinda rare and the few sources have little or no competition.

So far have found 2 local (within 100 miles) sources but even then $$ are scarey enough to probably drive 'till they burst.

Canada Tire (not part of Canadian Tire) but a local volume shop did come up with a price on a prepaid basis, and they would not even mount them and as you'd expect if you have work done bringing your own parts is never a good thing.

I have no immediate panic, just getting ready.
As the saying goes "A stich in time saves nine!"

Giving credit where credit is due:
Bill of valley Power came back with very attractive quote and I'll have to work on shipping.
I am optimistic on that front.

 

[d1king]

I was looking for tires for rear of kubota b2400. Dealer $$725.00, Goodyear $263.00 to $325.00. Got them at $100.00 in Goodyear blems ( G and R ground off). Tim at Tire Town 913-441-4500. Kansas City Mo area, they do ship, very-very knowledgable on tires and easy to work with, must have acre and half of tractor tires. Good Luck

 

[PILOON]

Tires are costly to ship & usually pretty price competitive if a common size. Your best bet is to check locally first.

Surprisingly one quote I recieved from stateside will actually land here (taxes and shipping included) with a savings in the $200 range., now that's considerable!

Problem is I am not in an agricultural area so I have to look outside and a few more miles does not influence greatly.

 

[PILOON]

I was looking for tires for rear of kubota b2400. Dealer $$725.00, Goodyear $263.00 to $325.00. Got them at $100.00 in Goodyear blems ( G and R ground off). Tim at Tire Town 913-441-4500. Kansas City Mo area, they do ship, very-very knowledgable on tires and easy to work with, must have acre and half of tractor tires. Good Luck

Called him! Thanks,
He deals only in 'blems' and did not have my size.

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