tires on new b7500

richfromPA · Feb 10, 2001

hey everybody, been readin the messages for last few weeks. now i got my first official question.
gonna buy a new b7500 and was wonderin what different tires are available. the dealer said the front turfs are the only choice and turf or bar turf for the rear. personally i like the r4 tire the best. i havent talked to other kubota dealers cause i like these guys plus i am trading in my grasshopper for a nice tradin price. thanks, rich

Thomas · Feb 10, 2001

I seen a B7500 w/ all 4 ag tires at my Kubota dealer a while back,also...if I remember carverequipment.com has R4 tires for the B7500.

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Muhammad · Feb 10, 2001

The R4 tires have become very popular over the past three years... the B7500 is available with R4s for sure, but I am not sure if they are listed in the factory price book or not under the B7500... if not, that would explain why your dealer isn't offering them... or, they don't have them in stock. But they will fit for sure... I have seen them on a B7500. You should probably ask your dealer again if he can get the R4 tires on the B7500 for you. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

M. Sullivan · Feb 11, 2001

Agree, R4's definately fit. Would give the dealer one more chance and if they come-up with another excuse, look elsewhere......soemthing is driving their lack of a straightforward answer

Haldawson · Feb 11, 2001

I have R4s front and back on my7500 and like them very much. For me thay are a great compromise between the ag tires, which tear things up, and the turf, which have traction problems.

GlueGuy · Feb 11, 2001

Rich,

I just got a B7500 with R4's on it. Dealer offered me the R4's, turf, or ag tire options, but recommended R4's based on the type of work that we got the B7500 for.

So, yes, you can get R4's, and they work real nice. When the road is mucky, they can tear up the road a little, but not as bad as the ag tires. Way more traction than the turf tires.

GlueGuy