</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I think you pick which tires you want when you order it. When I was shopping for one, the type of tire didn't seem to affect the price. In my area, most of them I saw at the dealers had the bar tires, but they indicated I could have turf tires if I wanted. Or I could order the set of turf tires on wheels for $360 and have both. I went with the bar tires to start with. My concern was if they would tear up yard when mowing. I have been all over the yard now. In the areas where the ground is really soft, I do get tire tracks. In the rest of the yard, you can't tell. So far, I will be sticking with just the bar tires. Traction in the 6 inches of snow we had about two weeks ago was excellent.
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****1* In the areas where the ground is really soft, I do get tire tracks.
2*In the rest of the yard, you can't tell.
3* So far, I will be sticking with just the bar tires.
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1*Rite: They don't really rut the yard in such places it just leaves an impression of the tire lugs.
I found a quick easy solution to removing such impressions from the ground.
I simply drive my lawn tractor with the turf tires over the BX 23 ag tracks and walla you can't even tell that the
BX23 had been there.
2*That's right.
3*To me that's the only way to go,
The only thing I would say is it would be nice to have an extra front and rear AG tire and rim for a spare in case of a flat.
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