Does the small tire cause any problems when towing? Do they roll or drag most of the time? Do they cause ruts in wet areas?
225858
No, there is not enough weight even when it's loaded to cause any of those problems. I don't tow it anywhere other than pulling it in my lawn.
225859
The tires will, just like all other tires, cause ruts in mud, other than that they roll very well.
225860
No I haven't had any problem with that. The only problem I had was that leaves gather up on the spikes but any one of them is going to do that. It has done a good job so far.
225861
The wheels are only used for transport. The 'stirring"arm is directly driven by the aerator spikes. I have never had any problem with ruts or gouges in the lawn while transporting or spreading. it is a very good spreader / aerator. Especially for the price.
225862
I had absolutely no problems with the tires.They rolled all the time no matter what condition of the ground. Rudolf.
225863
I have never had any problems with the tires. When in use, the tires are up. When transporting, the tires are supporting the weight but they have always worked fine.
225864
the small tires rotate out of the way so the points can stick in the ground. the points are tied to a shaft which turns and drives a gear and chain which then rotates the feeder bar to scoot the seed out of the spreader.
2153254
Mine works very well in loose gravel, tires are wide enough. Unless it was loose drifting sand I believe it would work very well. Loose sand you need a camel.
1671825
I had no problem at all. You can always buy some "spoons" to help mount the tires. They only cost a couple of dollars and I carry them in my bag in case I get a flat.
1332069
Assuming you can get the correct size to fit your rims and tractor fender wells, the main consideration will be the tradeoffs between traction and tearing up your yard. If you have enough weight on the rear of your tractor, these tires have an excellent bite...if you spin, you're going to be cutting trenches very quickly. I personally love the tires...but they're on my ATV where I expect to be tearing the ground up.
1977203
Jordan - We have noticed a better ride when towing - we keep it at 28 Lbs - and same ride when not towing. Some like to drop the pressure down to 5 Lbs to get a car like ride, but I have not noticed the difference. - Marcek
2234735
I have them on my 2010 JKU and 2014 JKUR. No issues. Love the tread pattern, like the traction and they way they ride. If you wheel, the mud cleans out easily when on the trails. Without a lift, you may get some rubbing if adults sit in the back seat.
1839912
The Small tires are Tippy on Uneven ground/Trail. You'd be better off find a cart with Large wheels. They are plenty strong enough to handle the weight/load but like I said, Small Wheels are made for concrete etc.,
1540958
I towed the recommended 1500lbs with no problems. XV Crosstrek. It actually rode better but Killed my otherwise excellent fuel economy.
286776
You seem to be doing pretty good so far. And remember you will want to position your trailer so it is even when towing. Thank you
1603539
I prefer the classic tires. I haven't had a problem going anywhere. My 2 year old can pull it without issue on the road as well as in the yard.
2118160
Depends on what your towing with!! Run whatcha brung and hope ya brung enough. The rails will put up with it!!
803752
I use a small utility tractor and have had no problems. With some more stubborn roots I have to work at it a little more, but still works fine. If you have 4x4 on your ATV I think you'll find it works well for you. Good luck.
2168323
I haven't had any problems in the last 2 years and my vehicle has been to Pepboys fpr oil changes, tire changes and to the dealer for work and I know it's been hoisted up with no problems. I keep the required minimum in them when not hauling my travel trailer.
2147403
The best dang tire you can buy for a truck weighing more than 8k lbs and needing great off road capabilities. Just curious. Why do you care about the sidewalls? Worried about curbs or bullets? lol.
1873394
In very loose and fine sand, you must be in a position to pull and not push and even then, wider tires would help. Of course, being close to the load limit doesn't help either. (I transport a heavy canoe, trolling motor, big marine battery, wood oars, water bottles life facquets, etc...). But it does the job after all.
1894177
This was my main concern. As with any tire they can go flat. I've walked over 4 blocks a day to the beach for about two weeks with the cart and must say that the tires hold up great. The asphalt that I'm pushing on is old and very rough. I've had no problem with the cart or the tires...wish I would have bought it sooner. I think as long as you not constantly rolling over sharp objects you'll be fine. The tires also cine with a small repair kit.
1607055
I own mine for a couple of months now.i ran mine on almost any terrain and nothin went wrong with it.and everytime im done playing with it i use old toothbrush and all purpose foam cleaner.and when the car's dirt are loose and its cover in suds i shoot with water hose.im directly shooting at the ESC and motor and mine always run smooth and look mint.so about the water proof ability of the car i think its pretty good.and about the warranty coverage if the waterproofing fails our only way to find out is by calling horizon hobby or vaterra. tip:when washing car remove wheels from car as the water can go inside and absorbed by the foam tire insert.wheels will be heavy and rob u power.