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Old 08-05-2013, 10:48 AM
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Default tru power 26.12.12 tire, what rim size?
for all you guys out there who have tru power 26.12.12 ag tires, what rim size do you need to mount the 26.12.12 tru power ag tires on ? thanks
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is the rim size 12 by 12
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I mounted mine to the factory super size 8 wide rims and they are still very flat across the tread as long as you dont over inflate them i run like 7psi max! The tire says 20 psi max which is what they were when i picked them up from the tire place i quickly let that out and they look and work good!

That said sam mac has a great looking set of 10 wides on his super id like to see beside mine but for my money right now my factory size is gonna have to do.

Just measured it may be 8 1/2 but its the stock wheel on my super. Here is a pick beside a 23x10.5x12 on a 8 wide rim for comparison before i let out the air.
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ok, you mean you have the 8inch rim, he has the 10inch rim
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This may help...... Tire & Rim Chart
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ok, you mean you have the 8inch rim, he has the 10inch rim
Correct he has the 10 wide one from extreme i think but he can chime in and confirm i bet. He also did a custom backspacing as well!
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thanks guys will the tru power 26.12.12s work on a model 102, or a 108, or will i have to lift the fenders up
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Here is a picture of mine mounted with the deck and plow on and the tire doesnt really bulge as much as you would think.
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nice, wow they look kinda small on that tractor, the mower deck has alot of clearance
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26X12X12s on a 102 will surely cause problems. You would have to move the fenders not only up but forward. You would have a problem leveling the mowing deck if it would even fit. If you wanted to install chains, you would not have room to do so.
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