I have a ride behind trailer for my riding lawn mower and the tires have dry rot right now under 4 feet or snow so I cant get the size. will these wor
346420
Depends if you carry a lot of weight in your trailer. Physically will fit but l think you should get a tire that's thicker on tread. Or you will probly need tires in six months if that long
346421
Have to measure tires on trailer to be sure. Mine were used on air compressor and power washer carts.
346422
You really need to measure to know for sure, the axle size being most important. As to these tires and wheels, they are good! I used them to replace the plastic wheels that came on my hand truck/dolly, and they are a great improvement at a great price.
1886071
They should. In the description I think what there getting at is it is a 13" tall tire 5" wide with a 6" rim. It should probably read 13x5.00x6 not 13x500x6
561907
I've had no problems with tires. Easy to install. They sat outside in my shed all winter in below freezing temps and still had almost all air pressure.
449776
Yes, they will. These will be just a bit wider . . . so a bit more road resistance, but softer ride, and better in any sand or dirt. These are GREAT tires . . . I love them.
1272917
I am sure they will fit , I really like mine .they were a bit wider than the original lawn tires .
1005124
They will but you have to be careful. I was doing regular driving and the 2 right side tires blew out at the same time after about 30 mins.
2175594
i put them on a john deere 455 diesel with 3pt hitch, i have no complaints, it has a 60in mower deck, we also use it to pull a 4x5 trailer, i made a small boom pole and the tires has grip enough to pull moderat size logs on the farm. good tires
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Yes they will fit but they will be a little larger and not super tight looking in the front as you have to remember that you have very small tires on your trailer. They have a metal rod inside, basically "arch" shape so they can almost spring close behind the wheel. But they will encompass the tire and wheel and have extra material down below your tire. I suggest as with my own is to either jack the trailer off the ground slightly so you can tack the bottom material under the wheel and try to get the wheels off the ground so they don't dry rot out on you. I didn't do that and now have to replace four tires as the weather and the soil caused dry rot to them and I only have 300 miles on them. I didn't expect to have the trailer sit for a couple of months so my own fault. These Covers are decent and keep the sun rays and rain off of the tires,esp here in scorching Florida sun. Other than that, they are well worth the price and I purchased an extra set and put them on my cars in the driveway when it is sitting out in storms and sun and the cars tires are 16 and 14's. If you decide not to use these and can at least get the trailer a couple of inches off of the ground, consider removing your wheels/tires and storing them somewhere dry and out of the weather. Hope that helped you. good luck!
1650261
I put them on a pull trailer behind my quad. I didn't need spacers. They fit perfect and used a c clamp (came with the tire) to snug up to the axel. Very easy for me to put on. They are Great! No more flats! I found similar items at Tractor supply but not the right size. You could check there.
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Answer here...My trailer is in storage at the moment or I would go measure mine for you. However if you Google to find the Maxxus website they have a specification tab that lists the width of this tire at 8.9 inches wide
2150069
No I don'd believe they will. Take your tire numbers off side of tire Like 410-350-6 then look up tire chains for that size.
1509971
I needed the same size but they sent the larger size. I also had ordered the chain tightners that worked to make the chains fit. I have them on my tractor now. Have not tried in snow or ice but have been using them for doing leaves. I didn't want to wait until it was 20 degrees and wet outside before putting them on. I think they will work fine as long as you buy chain tighteneres as well. I Alos bought regular chains as a backup.
281751
I would highly recommend these tires. Haven't tried them in the snow yet. But within the next month I will know. They are great in rain and mud.
1110592
I don't think these are recommended for trailers. typically they tire is prefixed with ST I believe. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=219
1658422
Still have reasonable good tread on my 4x4 ranger at 30K and I do power take off a lot. That may sound like a low mileage, but they are the originals on my 2005 and starting to dry rot. So I am looking to replace them before next winter. I just wish I could find Steel rims 16 inch because the Aluminum are a pain in the cold extremes with losing tire pressure.
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I purchased WS1705 chains and could barely get them to fit on my P245/55R19 tires. I had to jack up the car and make sure every bit of slack was removed. This was done in my dry driveway. I hope I never have to do it in the snow on the road. Although this is not a direct answer to your question I hope it is useful.
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These tires are very good on the wet road. You might want to get a little wider with like a 25 width. I love these tires and they are extremely durable.