tire prices

[kramarj]

does anybody know any good websites to price tires for a compact tractor? thanks

 

[DirtHauler]

Try Les Schwab tires, that's who I buy mine from, best prices I've found so far.

 

[Rara Avis]

One advantage of using a local tire service, is they will come to your farm...and do ALL of the work...

 

[kramarj]

well, my tires are small, i can just take the tires and rims to dealer right?

 

[daTeacha]

Not necessarily. Tire machines will work up to a certain designed size limit. A place that only sells car tires may not be able to mount your rear tractor tires unless they do it by hand and the personnel may not have the skills or tools for the job -- there is risk of damage to the bead area or the rim if you just try to force the tire on with a crowbar and hammer or something.

If they do sell tractor tires, they may not want to mount tires you bought elsewhere without charging you a nice price for the service.

 

[Whitey]

Most major tire wholesalers will carry a dealer locator. Goodyear and Titan both had locators when I bought my tires for my CUT.

JD 770 / 70 FEL / 7 BH - 425 AWS / 54" MMM / 54" FMP

 

[RollTideRam]

I put a rear tire on our Farmall Super C once, well twice. Only took me a half a day, then I realized the tread was going the wrong way and got to do it over. JC

 

[Treemonkey1000]

I went online and searched around when I was looking for tires. I could find better prices then Les Schwab but with shipping it ended up about the same. Then you still need to get them mounted. So I ended up with Les Schwab doing the work. It took them 2 weeks to get the new tires in mounted and foam filled. They said it took an extra week because they ordered the Goodyears first instead of the Titans. $1100 for two 9.5x16" Ag tires mounted and foam filled

 

[kramarj]

i was talking about taking my rims and tires i have on now to a farm tire store and just buying them there and then have them put them on

 

[Whitey]

I did just that when I bought my tires. I searched Goodyear and Titan for the exact R4s for my rims......found a dealer on their site....then I jacked up my tractor and blocked it and rolled the rims with the old tires in the back of my truck. I went to the dealer and he drained out the fluid, removed and disposed of the old tires and mounted the new ones. I ended up paying a little more due to some scale issues inside the old rims that they had to repair and I also added tubes. Good Luck!

JD 770 / 70 FEL / 7 BH - 425 AWS / 54" MMM / 54" FMP