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Old 11-28-2022, 08:10 PM
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Running Goodyear Terra Tires on my ALL TERRAIN GO ANYWHERE, ANYTIME 1811 grass mower. Sidewalls are literally shedding chunks of rubber. What do you guys think would be the most comparable replacement--Tru Power, Deestone, or??????
Again, this machine goes places turfs won't even think about and I do run the tires loaded. It will never play in the snow or garden, just mow grass. Having said that, the tires can't tear up the grass and they have certainly got to hold on hillsides.
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Old 11-29-2022, 05:31 AM
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I hear some good things about these John, but I also hear they ain't cheap. I don't think they are made in 23x10.5x12 but they are in 24x12x12 so I'm not sure they will work in your application.

https://www.carlislebrandtires.com/o...il/versa-turf/

Or a set of bankbuster 23* Stones.
https://www.millertire.com/23x10-50-...23-tire-4-ply/
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Old 11-29-2022, 05:56 AM
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I have a set of Kenda Terra Trac tires on my 1864, I like them better than the Tru Powers that I used to run on my Supers.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Kenda-K50...Tire/899141362
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I have Deestones Ags on my 1711. They work fine, but look small in diameter. I have heard that they run on the small side as compared to the more popular manufacturers. My 782D has Firestones Ags and they are sized more appropriately.
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My choice are the OTR Fieldmasters. They are the closest ones I've found to the old Carlisle Superlugs. Height and width is true to size unlike the Deestones and they aren't ultra aggressive like the Firestones or Trupowers. I got both sets off ebay.

Those Carlisle Versa Turfs look interesting though.
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I put a pair of MaxAuto Super Lugs on from Amazon. Love these things. As mentioned earlier they run about one size smaller than advertised so go one size larger when ordering.
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Went with TruPowers.
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I have Deestones Ags on my 1711. They work fine, but look small in diameter. I have heard that they run on the small side as compared to the more popular manufacturers. My 782D has Firestones Ags and they are sized more appropriately.
I want to say my 782 has older Firestones which have held up well.
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I want to say my 782 has older Firestones which have held up well.
I lied, they're goodforayears.

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