Tires Tires

blackd · Apr 10, 2003

Detroit, I think total price was @ $300 installed, but I can not remember if that was for both or each. I also used truck tires on the front end that is why I mentioned the matching ratios. It may be simple math, but the numbers are suspect. I do have some minor drive train wind up, but not significantly more than I had with the original tires. I try never to drive it on a hard surface for extended periods. Last time I tried, forgetting that golden rule, the tractor started to bog down. Luckily I remembered I was in 4WD before I ruined any drive parts.

Don

Anonymous Poster · Apr 10, 2003

Don, $300 for both sounds about right. I found one guy thats got 'em for $165 per plus$35 to ship 'em. Also another guy that has blems for $120 per. I gotta say thats alot cheaper than I thought they would be. I'll pass along the names and numbers of these places soon. Thanks

BrettW · Apr 11, 2003

Mike, do you mind sharing where you got those prices. I'm the guy that posted the need for the 9.5x22's a while ago. Still looking but feeling much more reassured that they will fit my existing rims. Thing is I'd like another set of rims so I can switch to the rice tires if necessary. Thanks, Brett W

Anonymous Poster · Apr 11, 2003

The blems for $120 were at tiretown.com 1-800-444-7209 but he didnt have any right now. The new ones for $165 were at tuckertire.com 1-800-443-0802. But I went to my local Firestone dealer and they can get em for around $200. I'm gonna go that way to save the shipping.