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Replacing a damaged or worn-out lawn tractor tire is easy to do, and a whole lot easier than taking the tractor in to be serviced at the dealership or local repair shop. The first step is to find the right replacement tire. When you are shopping for new lawn tractor tires, there are four primary considerations: tire size, ply-rating, the …
Many truck owners do not know the difference between p-metric tires and LT tires, and which one is better for their vehicle. If you drive a pick-up truck, large SUV or a panel van, you should know the difference between these size designations. A replacement of the exact tire that came on the vehicle originally, may not always be the …
The Basics of Buying Replacement Lawn & Garden Tires Buying lawn & garden tires for your ride-on tractor, mower, ATV/UTV, wheel barrow or hand cart, or other small equipment is likely not something you do very often. In fact, unless the equipment is used for commercial purposes or you have very large acreage, these tires are replaced less frequently than …
Notice in the picture above, the XL that follows the Service Description. This is an important part of your tire size. If your car came equipped with XL tires, there’s most likely an important reason. The XL stands for eXtra Load and means the sidewalls of the tire are stronger and capable of handling heavy load requirements. In many cases …
How much weight your vehicle can carry is an important part of determining the right tires for your car or truck. The service description of the tire size is an indicator of both the speed index and the tire load index. See the graphic below to identify this area of the tire size: With the tire load index, what you …
