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Old 11-29-2018, 03:13 AM
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Looking for tires for my 3205. Want something good in mud and snowblowing my driveway. Doesn't cut grass anymore so no concerned about ripping up the lawn or anything. Front tires are 16x7.5-8 and rears are 24x10.5-12.
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Looking for tires for my 3205. Want something good in mud and snowblowing my driveway. Doesn't cut grass anymore so no concerned about ripping up the lawn or anything. Front tires are 16x7.5-8 and rears are 24x10.5-12.
Chain up. Works well in mud and ice/snow
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Old 11-29-2018, 04:31 AM
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I'm running chains right now and it's tearing my driveway up pretty good. Plus when my buddy had it, he got stuck a few times.
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Carlisle All Trail, 23x10.5-12, Carlisle All Trail II ATV Tire - 25X1100-12 LRB/4 ply, Carlisle HD Field Trax 24X12.00-12/2 Tire. Unfortunately Carlisle don't come in your exact size. Using wheel weights or filling tires with washer fluid or rv antifreeze will help with traction but only chains work well on ice. Going with large rear tires could also cause problems with interference with gas tank if you add chains. As far as the front, 16x6.50-8 V61 HD 5-Rib 170/60-8 6 ply will do the best for turning but are expensive.
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Old 11-29-2018, 06:30 AM
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Unfortunately, that is an "odd" size (24x10.50-12) in the L&G tire world.

IF....you are looking for an Ag Type of tire, here is what Carlisle offers: Carlisle Ag Tires

Miller Tire Company has a lot of Lawn & Garden Tractor Tires. You might want to check them out.... Miller Tire
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I have a GT 3200 with a 45" blower. I have the 25X11X12 Carlisle All Trail II tires filled with RV antifreeze and wheel weights. Does real well. Clearance for chains would be tight with the gas tank but with the diff lock as well I've never had a problem.
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They make rubber tire chains....

some examples:
https://rubbertirechains.com/
https://www.superior-tech.com/rubber-tire-chains.html

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