Wyobuckaroo
Platinum Member
When I filled the turf tires on my compact tractor I used 5 gallon anti freeze and 17 gallon wind shield washer fluid. Total of 22 gallon per tire.
This gives about a 30 -- 70% solution plus the anti freeze ability of the ww fluid.
I tested this mixture to -30 degrees and it stayed total liquid.
I'm told some solutions will turn slush and some people think that is not harmful.
I chose to spend the extra $ for a little more anti freeze and not find out the hard way.
I refused to use salt solution and other products were way more expensive in my area than this alternative.
This may not be a lot of weight compared to many tractor tire sizes, but makes a big difference in the performance of my tractor.
Good luck
This gives about a 30 -- 70% solution plus the anti freeze ability of the ww fluid.
I tested this mixture to -30 degrees and it stayed total liquid.
I'm told some solutions will turn slush and some people think that is not harmful.
I chose to spend the extra $ for a little more anti freeze and not find out the hard way.
I refused to use salt solution and other products were way more expensive in my area than this alternative.
This may not be a lot of weight compared to many tractor tire sizes, but makes a big difference in the performance of my tractor.
Good luck