Where to go for rear tire replacement???

[navyjoe]

Guys, it's getting near rear tire replacement time. My L-3010 rear tires are 3/4 worn and the rubber is hard as a rock.
Other that the Kubota dealer.....where does one go to BUY....and MOUNT these tires? I've seen them on-line but WHO mounts them?
Might anyone venture a guess for the cost? Oh yes, they are full of windshield washer fluid now.....

Our local farmers COOP sells and mounts them. They even have a field repair truck that will do it on location.

 

[Sid Post]

My local independent tire dealer fixed a flat on my tractor for $50 and mounted a different tractor tire for $50 as well.

This was in East Texas in a town with ~1600 people.

 

[kent5757]

Guys, it's getting near rear tire replacement time. My L-3010 rear tires are 3/4 worn and the rubber is hard as a rock.
Other that the Kubota dealer.....where does one go to BUY....and MOUNT these tires? I've seen them on-line but WHO mounts them?
Might anyone venture a guess for the cost? Oh yes, they are full of windshield washer fluid now.....

Here in Cornfield County, have a tire dealer 9 miles away. Cars, trucks, semi-trailers, tractors, combines, etc. Family owned business started in the 1950(?)s.

 

[RayIN]

I so infrequently use a mobile tractor tire service; when i had my rears set-out and filled with WW fluid I only located one company in the area with that full-mobile service. Monroe County Tire in Indiana.
We used to have about 5 different tire companies 40 years ago offering that field service.

 

[jmc]

I so infrequently use a mobile tractor tire service; when i had my rears set-out and filled with WW fluid I only located one company in the area with that full-mobile service. Monroe County Tire in Indiana.
We used to have about 5 different tire companies 40 years ago offering that field service.

We might be neighbors!

 

[zzvyb6]

I found front & rear R4s as new take offs on FB Marketplace from a golf course switching to turfs. There are currently 2 other ads for the same deal there right now.

 

[skramer360]

We might be neighbors!

Me as well, I remember when I was a kid my dad would usually go to Monroe County Tire for the tires on our 3/4 ton truck.

 

[dnw64]

Sounds like the answer is very regional. In New England there is a chain, Pete's Tire Barn, that does ag and industrial tires.

Pete's is the best.

I wanted to get my rears filled with Rim Guard/Beet Juice. They came to my place and found they were already filled. No charge for the call.

I had a front tire that kept going flat so I decided to foam fill it. I removed the wheels/tires - they picked them up, filled them and returned at no additional charge.

 

[RayIN]

We might be neighbors!

Cincinnati area.

 

[jigs_n_fixtures]

Did you try Google search string "AG Tires, Botetourt, Va" Option two, call construction companies that run backhoes and loaders. Larger ones have the ability to mount them, and can pick them up from a big town dealer, when they make parts runs. And the local NAPA can probably get them in, and knows who will mount them.

Locally we are rural enough, that both tire shops can get them in a day. If I was in a hurry, I could call either of the big towns, (Idaho Falls, or Missoula) and have them run them out on a truck and mount them. But that would add hundreds of dollars to the cost.