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Old 09-29-2013, 12:31 AM
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I would think so but thought I would ask. Also, would these also be good with chains in the snow?
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They will if your108 has 6-12 rims on it. Simple answer: if you have/plan to use chains, keep your turf tires. They work better with chains. If you want them just for snow use, don't buy them. You'll be better off with chains and turf tires. If you need them for dirt work, they are worth it.
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Old 09-29-2013, 12:44 AM
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They will if your108 has 6-12 rims on it. Simple answer: if you have/plan to use chains, keep your turf tires. They work better with chains. If you want them just for snow use, don't buy them. You'll be better off with chains and turf tires. If you need them for dirt work, they are worth it.
This was really helpful. I think I'll go with turf then.
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i have seen those for 114 a pr shipped.
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In my opinion, the 6's don't look good on the WF or any cub with squared fenders, unless they are set up as duals, then I don't think you need chains or at least I don't with my original and a snow blade.

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They will if your108 has 6-12 rims on it. Simple answer: if you have/plan to use chains, keep your turf tires. They work better with chains. If you want them just for snow use, don't buy them. You'll be better off with chains and turf tires. If you need them for dirt work, they are worth it.
It's disappointing they don't work as well in snow because the tread pattern that AG tires leaves behind looks sweet.
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I use the 23x10.50x12's tru powers with weight in the rear wheels and a blower on a wheelhorse with no chains and have never got stuck with an AG tire.
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