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Old 08-06-2019, 03:39 PM
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Has anybody got any experience with these tires?

https://www.giga-tires.com/23-8.50-1...SACEgL2p_D_BwE
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Old 08-06-2019, 03:42 PM
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Old 08-06-2019, 08:11 PM
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Has anybody got any experience with these tires?

https://www.giga-tires.com/23-8.50-1...SACEgL2p_D_BwE
Your link is bad. I went to the website and under 23/8.50-12 came up with these nine options
https://www.giga-tires.com/tires/c/l...art/23-8.50-12

You may have to change the quantity from FOUR to TWO to get correct prices.
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Old 08-06-2019, 10:08 PM
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Weird that the link went bad...
And yes to changing the quantity from 4 to 2.

This is the tire I was considering --
https://www.giga-tires.com/23-8.50-1...ecode/26178001

But now these are even cheaper --
https://www.giga-tires.com/23-8.50-1...irecode/DS5241
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Old 08-07-2019, 09:36 AM
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Weird that the link went bad...
And yes to changing the quantity from 4 to 2.

This is the tire I was considering --
https://www.giga-tires.com/23-8.50-1...ecode/26178001

But now these are even cheaper --
https://www.giga-tires.com/23-8.50-1...irecode/DS5241
I would go with the Deestones. They run a bit small. I recommend the 10.5 width.
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Old 08-07-2019, 09:40 AM
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Also, I bought these 2 years ago and they have been terrific:

http://www.greaterclevelandtire.com/...tr315-2-tires/

I use them for general duty and in our annual pulling event. They grip as well as anything I've come up against.
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Is it my eyes, or do the edges of the lugs on the Deestones appear to be rounded over (not as sharp) as the BKTs? The height of the lugs on the BKTs appear to be taller as well...

Could be me.
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I just bought these front Deestone 3Rib tires from them, they are a good seller to buy from.
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Also, I bought these 2 years ago and they have been terrific:

http://www.greaterclevelandtire.com/...tr315-2-tires/

I use them for general duty and in our annual pulling event. They grip as well as anything I've come up against.
Are you running them on 8.5" rims?
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Are you running them on 8.5" rims?
I am using the factory wheels, which I believe are 7" wide per: https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...read.php?t=477

My tractor came with 23x8.5x12 turfs.

The BKT's are definitely squarer than the deestones when installed. I have compared them to by buddies 100 with the deestones. They are great tires.
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