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Old 03-05-2015, 08:49 PM
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Default Carlisle Tru-powers

Anyone using these? Summit has them for $115.97 for 4 ply and $155.05 for 8 plys. My tractor with the stock turfs on it, seems tippy like the tires are flexing? With the cab on it, I'm sure its a little top heavy but it feels like the tires are acting like balloons? I'm not sure if that's the right term or not. I believe my stock turfs are 2 ply will 4 ply get rid of the wobbly thing or do I need 8 plys? What do you guys think?
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Outside of Firestone's the True Powers are the best tire. Unless you are going to be carrying a huge (like 900#) on the rear, no reason for 8 ply tires. 4's are fine.

That said, yes the cab makes it a little more top heavy, but you shouldn't be having trouble. How much air pressure are you running?
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Amazon had them for a little over $100 with free shipping. 4 ply I believe.
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J i believe they are at 14
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Run the PSI up to 20 and see if it helps.
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I love mine. Purchased from summit as well, then found amazon had cheaper.

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I got mine from summit too.
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I love mine. Purchased from summit as well, then found amazon had cheaper.

looks good on there
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