woodlandfarms
Super Member
- Joined
- Jul 31, 2006
- Messages
- 6,118
- Location
- Los Angeles / SW Washington
- Tractor
- PowerTrac 1850, Kubota RTV x900
I have never had good tires on my PT (purchased used) and as we all know being gentle on my machine is not a character trait I have.
So finally had enough of flats and torn tires and decided it was time to upgrade... At least I hope that is what I am doing.
So first, got on the phone with Terry. 4Ply great for steep slopes. 8 Ply too firm for any slopes. 12 Ply forget it (I have 3 12 ply tires in my arsenal). So get 6Ply for my property is the advice from the factory.
So I start looking - lets see, I need 8 tires plus my spares - 11 Tires in all... $200 a tire... well the wife is out at 3K on tires for sure.
I do have good google-fu and I came across this gem. Deestone tires. They are not Carlisel, they are not Firestone, what they are is affordable, and 6Ply which I could not find in either of the other manufacturers.
Catalog I am getting the D405 Deestone. Its a company out of Thailand.
So this is an ongoing saga because a lot has to fall into place.
So finally had enough of flats and torn tires and decided it was time to upgrade... At least I hope that is what I am doing.
So first, got on the phone with Terry. 4Ply great for steep slopes. 8 Ply too firm for any slopes. 12 Ply forget it (I have 3 12 ply tires in my arsenal). So get 6Ply for my property is the advice from the factory.
So I start looking - lets see, I need 8 tires plus my spares - 11 Tires in all... $200 a tire... well the wife is out at 3K on tires for sure.
I do have good google-fu and I came across this gem. Deestone tires. They are not Carlisel, they are not Firestone, what they are is affordable, and 6Ply which I could not find in either of the other manufacturers.
Catalog I am getting the D405 Deestone. Its a company out of Thailand.
So this is an ongoing saga because a lot has to fall into place.