Tired, literally and figuratively
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You should be able to find some suitable tyres at your friendly ATV shop.
Take the big wallet with you
Sand tyres will give the best balance between grip & ripping up your grass
Most people who complain about no traction are running on over inflated tyres
The side walls say some thing like 40 psi but they should be between 8 & 15 psi
Take the big wallet with you
Sand tyres will give the best balance between grip & ripping up your grass
Most people who complain about no traction are running on over inflated tyres
The side walls say some thing like 40 psi but they should be between 8 & 15 psi
I’ll try the tire pressure thing but I seriously doubt it’s gonna help with my traction issue.
Oh and also I don’t care if the “lugs” tear up the yard I’m not some yard freak I mow my yard so it looks nice but it gets mowed when I have time or just to annoy the lady across the street. She is fanatical about her yard being the shortest and well I may just push buttons based on when I mow.
Between my yard and the elderly neighbors yard we cut are some hilly areas that would benefit us to have lugged tires. We don’t live in a flat area of our state and don’t have pool table flat lawns.
now back to my original question.
Oh and also I don’t care if the “lugs” tear up the yard I’m not some yard freak I mow my yard so it looks nice but it gets mowed when I have time or just to annoy the lady across the street. She is fanatical about her yard being the shortest and well I may just push buttons based on when I mow.
Between my yard and the elderly neighbors yard we cut are some hilly areas that would benefit us to have lugged tires. We don’t live in a flat area of our state and don’t have pool table flat lawns.
now back to my original question.
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Why are you biting the hand that feeds you? Bert gave you some valuable advice, but you are blowing him off. I doubt you’ll get much better advice than what you’ve been given with your attitude. Your just another guy who says “I don’t like your advice so you must be an idiot “. Maybe your should have taken your win advice and stayed away from this forum.
You should go back and read that I said I would try the air pressure adjustment. Sand tires are paddle tires as far as I know so that’s not helpful info at all.
Bert, so I can air the rear tires on this mower down to as low as 8 lbs? Or is the 8 lbs for the fronts and the 15 lbs you mentioned is for the rears?
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It is more common here to have the fronts at 15 psi and rears at 10 psi. Anything higher tend beat you to death on our lawns around here.
And only high grip tires I found in the 20x10-10 are the following:
https://www.tires-easy.com/20-10.00-10/carlisle-tires/all-trail-ii/tirecode/510045
And only high grip tires I found in the 20x10-10 are the following:
https://www.tires-easy.com/20-10.00-10/carlisle-tires/all-trail-ii/tirecode/510045
I’ve seen those too but I’m pretty sure mine are 20x12x10 not 20x10x10 will those still fit the wheels?