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T.C. in Tx

10-24-2006 18:46:47

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Has anyone had experience with Alliance brand rear tractor tires?

I put a pair of 10 ply rated tires on my MF 275 about 3 years ago. The tire dealer said they were the best (read cheap) value. Made in Israel I believe.

Well, anyway afer 3 years, each tire is showing several sidewall cracks about 3 to 4 inches long about midway between the wheel and tread on both sides of each tire. No flats or anything, but it sure doesn't look good for the long haul. The tractor is always in the shed and isn't used but about 200 hours a year. Did I just blow my $975?

If anyone has a story or recommendation, I sure would like to hear about it. Thanks.

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iowa_tire_guy

10-25-2006 05:40:32

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Re: Alliance Rear Tractor Tires in reply to T.C. in Tx, 10-24-2006 18:46:47

Sorry to hear of the bad experiences with dealers not taking care of tires they sold. It is a pain to deal with adjustments but I have found that when I take care of another dealers adjustments I usually have a new customer. I even have adjusted tires out of my own pocket that the maker wouldn't cover to make the customer happy. Well as happy as some people are ever going to get.

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Leroy

10-25-2006 05:30:32

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Re: Alliance Rear Tractor Tires in reply to T.C. in Tx, 10-24-2006 18:46:47

I don't know about them but it sounds like the same problem our Firestone field and road had several years ago, dearler would not do anything so had reliners put in till tread was gone. Last Firestone we ever bougt

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KYfarm

10-25-2006 04:38:44

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Re: Alliance Rear Tractor Tires in reply to T.C. in Tx, 10-24-2006 18:46:47

I mistakenly bought some 18.4 x 38s for my MF1105. lasted only 6 months, the rubber inside the tire wore through and showed the steel which then popped the tube and any tube that would go in it.

Dealer that sold them to the tractor dealer that sold me the MF, with new tires, told me I was too far from him to come and look at it and if I could bring the 11,500 tractor to him ( with no rear tire to load on a trailer) he would decide if it was a tire problem or something on the rim. Otherwise he told me I was SOL.

I bought a pair of new firestones.

Will never buy Alliance again

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Leland

10-24-2006 20:48:09

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Re: Alliance Rear Tractor Tires in reply to T.C. in Tx, 10-24-2006 18:46:47

We had some on a 544 deere loader and they were bald in 3 months ,those tires are sent over here as payment on US loans this is how the Israelies pay us back . Our goverment uses them for replacment tires on a lot of equipment .

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iowa_tire_guy

10-24-2006 19:31:31

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Re: Alliance Rear Tractor Tires in reply to T.C. in Tx, 10-24-2006 18:46:47

I have a customer who ran them on his liquid manure spreader. They were 28L26/16 ply that recieve a lot of use and abuse. We had a bunch of problems with the bead breaking on them. Must have been a big problem because the equipment dealer who sold them to him on the wagon new replaced them all with Titans and sent back the ones he had in stock. I was not impressed, but I made some pretty good money until he got them off the wagons.

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