How do they compare to the Carlisle's?
523828
Buy them. ASAP. Trust me. Best tire for zero turn hands down. No more spinning. Saves the lawn and gives it traction you've never seen.
523829
The tires will be comparable, if not better than the Carlisle's. These tires are made by Cheng Shin Tire (CST), which is one of the top 10 tire companies in the world. This is one of our best selling treads and has excellent customer feedback.
523830
The tread depth isn't as deep as the Carlisle's; but, there's plenty! Considering the increase cost of the Carlisle's, I will definitely buy these again if needed. You wont believe how incredible these tires perform in soft ground and how little they damage the turf when it's dry. Buy them, you will not regret it.
523831
I bought a set of these tires but didn't like them and sent them back. I like the Carlisle's much better.
523832
I have a pair of Carlisles on one lawn tractor that is parked right next to the tractor with the CSTs. The Carlisles have 13 sets of lug bars. My tape measure says they are 1/2" tall and 3/4" wide. The overall profile of the tire is very flat. The CSTs have 20 sets of lug bars that are 3/8" tall by 1/2" wide. The overall tire profile is slightly round. Both brands are 4 ply. With fewer lug bars, the Carlisles trend to give more of a cogging (rolling rhythm) sensation when driving on pavement than the CSTs. Both tires get very good traction on wet grass and soft dirt.
523833
I put these on my Dixie chopper and I am well pleased.You have to be a little softer on the controls I will always run these tires.
280074
They are actually fairly light, not heavy like stone wear. I love the dishes but the shape of the bowls are the only thing I really don't like - they have a large rim, so for salads they work fine but for soups etc they're not my favorite...
2215418
Sorry, am only familiar with the one we own and which we like we like very much. Not familiar with the other model so can't offer a comparison.
1430379
They're both fine for pretty much all the use most recreational off-roaders will ever have for them. But go ahead and spend the extra $5 and get the "All Cast" version (the red one). It'll live through a little more abuse, and you'll look cool fitting in with all the other guys wheeling with them mounted to their rigs in one way or another.
1633227
Absolutely. Took my buck with them this past season. They fly like field tips, quiet and smooth. They will break heavier bone that other broadheads won't. My buck ran maybe 20 yards before he came crashing down.
40743
I think they are somewhat similar but thinner and silkier. I prefer a thicker sock.
193601
Hi. I have nothing to compare them to but this is exactly why I purchased them. They seem accurate. Good luck!
84630
I have not shot them but they are not rage broadheads. I compared them to a couple of different batches that I have and they look very similar but there are small differences. I will shoot them and then decide if I will trust them enough to hunt with them.
609846
Any comparison ultimately comes down to you. It depends on what you want from a scope and how you are going to use it. Go to your nearest big box sporting goods store and see what you see. I hope that helps.
389332
I like the one I have. I have not compared the two so can't answer that question. You'll just have to do some research on what you want in a player. Good Luck.
1583803
Hi Roland, the important thing is not in the same band, or frecuensia. So that if you do not have problems with it .. They are durable and low alcanse by size, for very small spaces places good teams. I hope I have been of some the information. GREETINGS
652038
Sorry for the late reply on this. I'm not sure how it would compare but I have had no problems with my purchase.
1035473
This guy gives a great comparison. There are some minor but important differences that may matter to you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkgR_307OEo
1528945
I switched to Lithions for this season and there is a clear difference. Durability is about the same but the Lithions feel extremely heavy in comparison and have a tough time cutting through head winds. I will definitely be switching back to the Endurances next season. It's worth the extra $10 a tire.
1918445
You won't notice a big difference besides wheel softness and glide.The ok hot juice is better, though the penny wheels are specifically made for Penny's trucks
1308160
I am wondering about this exact same comparison...advice or thoughts anyone?
185350
We have both. Aside from the difference in the shape of the backs, the upholstery on the Tuscany is a softer, suede-like material, while the Hoop is more like a woven fabric. The Tuscany's is much better in my opinion. The seat on the Tuscany is also a tiny bit wider.