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After much searching, measuring, tread examination, and reviews I finally settled on the Kenda K472 24x12-12 Grasshopper tires. These are specifically marketed toward zero turn, but I think they will work well for my hilly application. The reason I didn't go with Carlisle AT101s in the same size is because the mounted width is 12.2", which according to my measurements will put the right side up against the gas tank and possibly rub a hole. The Kenda tires are 11.89 and the rounded corners will work better for me as the tractor duty cycle is 95% lawn mowing, 2% yard work, and 3% pulling the jet ski trailer. I'll post some pictures when I get them filled and mounted.
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Here are the new tires. They fit nicely and raised my rear about an inch from the stock cub tires.
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Here are the new tires. They fit nicely and raised my rear about an inch from the stock cub tires.
The ags look great on your cub!
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Tires look great!
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One word of caution for people considering these. You have to be very careful in the turns or you will tear up your lawn. In heavy grass areas it's fine, but in lighter areas where the tires can bite some dirt it leave a distinctive mark especially if you turn. On the bright side, I do enjoy the extra traction. I don't even have to engage the diff lock up hills.
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What size and brand of tires are those up front?
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V61s. Vredestein
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I am curious- any issues with the mower deck and the larger tires? did they mount up ok on the stock rims? Thanks Mitch
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