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857lover

hey guys i have bought a set of ag tires a while back for my 416 they are max auto brand i went cheap but i’m wondering what brand you guys think is the best 

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Pullstart

Whatever ones I’m sitting over top of :handgestures-thumbupright:

 

Honestly, these old ags are hard as a rock and not very deep lugs, but with no added weight, they never disappoint me.

 

 

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Pullstart

I also run Deestone brand on a few of my rigs.  They are not the greatest in everything and do run small, but they do quite well in most instances.

 

These are 23x10.50-12’s, measuring about 8.5-9” wide.

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Horse Newbie

I have Hi-Run 23x10.50-12’s on my 1984 Work Horse GT-1600.

They work great !

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davem1111

Carlisle 23x10.50- 12’s on my GT-1848,  liking them a lot so far.

 

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stevebo

Firestone floatations are very popular with guys that pull using uncut tires. 

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stevebo

I like these for all all round use. 

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Sparky

  Carlisle Tru-Powers are nice. They seem to be true to the size printed on the tire (nice to get what you paid for). 
  

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davem1111
9 hours ago, Sparky said:

  Carlisle Tru-Powers are nice. They seem to be true to the size printed on the tire (nice to get what you paid for). 
  

 

 

What I also like about them is that, at correct pressure, they still seem to have a "flat" profile and wide contact with the ground. Traditional Ag's seem to be rounded and IMHO are more likely to make a rut if they need to dig in a bit, and since I still plan to mow with this tractor I don't want to tear up the lawn (312-A with turfs will still be my primary mower though).  I haven't had these in the mud or snow yet but I think with weights installed they'll give me plenty of traction.

 

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857lover
On 1/19/2023 at 7:47 PM, Pullstart said:

Whatever ones I’m sitting over top of :handgestures-thumbupright:

 

Honestly, these old ags are hard as a rock and not very deep lugs, but with no added weight, they never disappoint me.

 

 

definitly like the look on theese

 

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