Posted by Don-Wi on June 15, 2009 at 07:04:07 from (24.106.30.26):
In Reply to: Tractor tires posted by MN Bob on June 15, 2009 at 06:01:56:
Quite a bit of difference. Like has ben said, it's a completely different size rim, and they stand a good bit taller.
If you would put 38's on both side, it would change your ground speed and how the tractor pulls.
We had a sidewall crack that went through the tire at the worst possible time- while we were chopping 1st crop last year. The tires were pretty bad anyeway so we got a new pair of Coop bias ply tires delivered, installed, and fluid topped up for about $1200-1400. This year that price would be a great price.
We had the bad tire booted and we moved both old ones to the duals for that tractor.
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