Carlisle Multi Trac CS Lawn & Garden Tire - 26X12-12

Tires came fast and the two tires were simply taped together with packaging tape thank god there were NOT compressed into a box. I am using these on a Kubota B7610 Tractor front tires. Got them mounted at a tire store for #20 with ne valves. The 6 ply 1440 # rating was important for me with a front end loader. Happy with the tread dept and width should be great for snoe and fien for turf use. Highly recoomend

This is the second set I have used on my lawn mower in 8 years. They are inexpensive and last about the same as the ones that came on the mower. Because of the maneuvering I have to do on my property the air leaks out occasionally. I installed an innertube and have not had a problem since.

These tires worked great on my Massey-Ferguson GC2310 tractor. Identical size... plus new tread. The old ones had worn down to the point of slipping on less than ideal surfaces. New ones definitely grip better.

I gave it 4 stars only because the price seems mighty high for a tire 1/4 the size of an auto tire and 4 ply at that. I just wanted you to know that this is mountable with common tools and a decent compressor. I cut the old one off with a sawzall and that honestly was the hardest part. Able to get the new one on with a couple pry bars and using my weight to get it on the rim. Didn't even need to lube the rim or use a ratchet strap to get it on the bead....just hit it with 80 lbs of air and it popped right on.

I purchased these Carlisle turf tires to replace the worn out front tires on my compact tractor. They provide excellent traction and have no problems carrying the weight when the front end bucket is loaded with rock or dirt. I assume they will do at least as well in the snow as the old tires since they are the same tread pattern.

Bought a used Kubota BX tractor. It came with one old patched tubed front tire and one newer Carlisle Multi Trac CS Lawn & Garden front Tire.Of course the old crappy tubed tire did not last long.Looked at the good tire and said to self, let me see if I can get one like this. Found it here ordered and now I am happy.It was a knock down drag out cage match getting the thing mounted... OMG... Old one came off easy because I did not need to worry about ruining the bead it already was bad.Mounting the new tire got the first side on but the outer bead was holy heck to get on without tearing it but I did it. Had to make special tools and get medieval on it.... but, got it on with no bead damage.I suggest you take it to a tire shop pro to be mounted but call and tell them the size first. I also had to file and sand down my outer rim area so there would be no shards of metal to rip the new bead sealing area on the tire.I made a mistake and used a rubber valve stem, its leaking. Buy metal valve stems DO NOT USE RUBBER ONES.Now I got to break the bead, push the tire in and replace the valve stem because it is leaking.. ugh.Ask your pro to use metal valve stem when mounting. If they don't have one grab one from another source and bring it in with the tire and rim.

I bought this tire for a replacement and works as expected

Perfect fit for my tractor