I use them on a 5300 JD. If you notice there are two different sizes. The wide ones are for the back and the smaller ones for the front. You operate the tractor as you normally would, no different than putting chains on each tire.
I have worked on sidehills and very rough terrain to test durability and the effect on the tires with no problems except for a bad weld, an easy fix.
The reason I came up with these is that I was mowing and the tire flats were killing me. We were having to cut down the brush and put it through a bearcat 3pt
chipper, the labor was going to break me. The 400 I spent on making the tracks saved me over 15000 in labor. I was able to mow with impunity, no more flats and soft areas other than bending the gras you wouldn't know I had been there.
I do a lot of what you might call extreme tractor work with my rig so it is set up for some things that most people don't consider for a tractor.
My mower is triple armored, I have a skid pan full length of the belly, and a Hydraulic winch in the loader frame which I use for more applications than I could have imagined when I put it on in the case I buried it. I also Have one for the 3pt and I can say that I can out log my 350C dozer with the tractor.
Sorry about getting off tracik with this, Just letting you know where I'm comming from with my applications.