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Old 05-10-2019, 12:11 PM
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I like the 23x8.50 Carlisle super lug. The 8.50s I think are still narrow enough to look good in AG pattern, I'm not a big fan of the beach ball looking AG tires.
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Most use loaded turf's with 2 link chains in snow.
I bought an additional set of rims and mounted Firestone AG tires on them that I run 3 seasons. Winter I mount weights/2link chains on turfs.
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Hi Rmowl, A question about the 23x10.5-12 AG's. I have a 127 and deciding on new tires. My rims are 7" so will the 23x10.5 -12 Deestone fit on those rims since you say there sized smaller or should I stick with a 8.50?
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MBY852:

This may help..... Tire & Rim Chart
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Yes,, Thank you Roland!
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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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