Have a CK2610 with r4 wheels and tires. Want to switch to R1 wheels and tires but can稚 find any except at the 都tealership who wants in excess is $3000 not to include labor. Any help to find 殿ny brand wheels that don稚 break the bank would be appreciated.
Tires Where to find?
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Tinhack
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What size? Where are you? :confused3:
I got my last set off Ebay. (13.9x28) They came with tubes mounted on new rims and delivered at the front drive. The truck driver helped me get them into my pickup. All I had to do was mount them. I kept one of the old rears for a spare. I got the fronts with tubes and new rims from the same place. Those were delivered by UPS.
Edit: This is the guy I got mine from - Tucker Tire
I got my last set off Ebay. (13.9x28) They came with tubes mounted on new rims and delivered at the front drive. The truck driver helped me get them into my pickup. All I had to do was mount them. I kept one of the old rears for a spare. I got the fronts with tubes and new rims from the same place. Those were delivered by UPS.
Edit: This is the guy I got mine from - Tucker Tire
pmhowe
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My CK2610 has wheels made by Titan. I suspect you can by from them direct. Here is a link: Agriculture Wheels - Titan International
In addition, you might try Tractorhouse.com.
In addition, you might try Tractorhouse.com.
Maxify55
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I ordered my tires and rims off Amazon.
Once they arrived, I ordered pizza for lunch for the local tire shop.
I then followed that up with a plate mounded with the wife's chocolate chip cookies
@ the appointed hour for mounting the tires to the rims.
They sent their truck out to mount the rears to my tractor. They're way too heavy for me manage
Ya just gotta luv country livin'.
Once they arrived, I ordered pizza for lunch for the local tire shop.
I then followed that up with a plate mounded with the wife's chocolate chip cookies
@ the appointed hour for mounting the tires to the rims.
They sent their truck out to mount the rears to my tractor. They're way too heavy for me manage
Ya just gotta luv country livin'.
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Put a wanted/trade ad in the classifieds here. Someone may want them. If it were me and logistics were right I would rather have the R4's
Maybe call around to all the local dealers in a 300 mile range.
Ask in the Kioti forum with a heading that shows what you are looking for. The "Where to find" doesn't do much.
Maybe call around to all the local dealers in a 300 mile range.
Ask in the Kioti forum with a heading that shows what you are looking for. The "Where to find" doesn't do much.
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Also ask the dealer what tractors are interchangeable.
And.....
I am assuming that they will fit other brands as well. Do your homework.
And.....
I am assuming that they will fit other brands as well. Do your homework.
Maxify55
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I've had to replace my front tires a couple of times and my rears once.
{The rears, however, were for a different tractor years ago suffering from dry rot}
The fronts that I replaced were for my LS with an FEL and I replaced the same R4 {6-PLYs} dealer installed tires.
They're actually a skid steer tire. Who knew?
The second time, I bought a set on Amazon and had the delivered.
Ya gotta save a buck where you can, eh?
I wouldn't presume to know what tires to purchase for an unknown replacement.
I'm just a nobody scuffling out here lie the rest of us.
{The rears, however, were for a different tractor years ago suffering from dry rot}
The fronts that I replaced were for my LS with an FEL and I replaced the same R4 {6-PLYs} dealer installed tires.
They're actually a skid steer tire. Who knew?
The second time, I bought a set on Amazon and had the delivered.
Ya gotta save a buck where you can, eh?
I wouldn't presume to know what tires to purchase for an unknown replacement.
I'm just a nobody scuffling out here lie the rest of us.
