B7300 front tires

[bikerdib]

I'm looking to find a more aggressive front tire tread pattern for my 4X4 B7300.

From web searching, I was only able to find the Firestone in the 21X8.00-10 and it is a direct replacement turf tire. Then I found a Trelleborg tire guide:
http://www.semcice.cz/pdf/trelleborg.pdf

If you scroll down to the 10 inch size, you will see a 21X8.00-10 with their 462 tread pattern (looks similar to a R4?). Anyone tired this tire on the front?

 

[DmansPadge]

I'm looking to find a more aggressive front tire tread pattern for my 4X4 B7300.

From web searching, I was only able to find the Firestone in the 21X8.00-10 and it is a direct replacement turf tire. Then I found a Trelleborg tire guide:
http://www.semcice.cz/pdf/trelleborg.pdf

If you scroll down to the 10 inch size, you will see a 21X8.00-10 with their 462 tread pattern (looks similar to a R4?). Anyone tired this tire on the front?

Do you have turfs on it now? I had a B7300 and it had ag tires. The fronts were 6-12s I believe. If you have turfs it might be hard to find something else to fit your wheels. Regardless of what you do make sure you keep your front to rear size ratio correct.

 

[bikerdib]

Do you have turfs on it now? I had a B7300 and it had ag tires. The fronts were 6-12s I believe. If you have turfs it might be hard to find something else to fit your wheels. Regardless of what you do make sure you keep your front to rear size ratio correct.

Yea' I'm aware the front & rear must keep the same ratio. That's why I'm on a fact finding mission.

The B7300 came with either an R1 type or turf type front and either an R1 type, turf type or what they call a combined which is sorta in between the other 2. That means 2 different front rims and 3 different rear rims. And the front and rear type have to match. Thus my dilemma. Like I said, Trelleborg lists a 21X8.00-10 ag type which is the original size of my turf and Trelleborg gives the rolling diameter of the tire I'm considering but I'm just trying to make sure. What else do I need to look at?

 

[DmansPadge]

Sounds like you are on the right track to me. As long as the tires you want fit on your wheels and the rolling circumference is the same as the original tire you should be in good shape.