MARASTAR 21446-2PK 15x6.00-6 Tire and Wheel Assembly, Pneumatic Replacement Lawn Mower Front Tires Compatible with Craftsman Riding Lawn Mowers, 2 Pack, Easy Install Assembly

Took less than 20 minutes to replace my worn out tires on my riding mower. So easy my autistic son installed them.

Great quality and an even better price. Husband didn't have a hard time replacing the tires. Have good traction.

Perfect fit

A little pricey for the quality level. Fit fine and work fine , but are only one-time use. If you have a flat or they come off the rim , you will be replacing them again. Putting new tires on these rims not recommended as they are paper thin and will bend up.I speak from experience.

Excellent fit on a Troy-bolt Bronco riding mower…done in a about 15 to 20 minutes…good quality & it came with washers & clips if needed!

So far, so good. Rides so much smoother and has better turning radius than with the original tires. I can even steer it with one hand it handles so well.

Unbeatable value and easy to install

These tires with hubs seem good. It's hard to make a conclusive judgment when we've only been using them for a few weeks. We used these for front wheels on an old Craftsman DYS4500 tractor mower. Although the fittings weren't identical to the originals, the new ones did fit well. The tire tread appears to be at least as good as the originals once were.My only real concern was the poor quality of the instructions, in particular as they applied to what's sometimes called "the dreaded E clip." This is a ring-like, washer-like clip that fits in the groove on the axel to hold the pieces together. The instructions refer to them as e-Rings. If you're a lawnmower mechanic, you probably know how to install them, but I didn't and the instruction to "squeeze clip back on the axel (may need pliers/use force)" is useless. This may make the "dreaded E clip" fly across the barn, or worse, fly up and hit you in the eye if you aren't wearing goggles. Fortunately, there are videos on YouTube that explain the process better. You need to fit the clip partly in the groove with the clip opening in the 12 o'clock position. Then use some wider pliers to pinch from the 6 o'clock position (the outer edge of the dreaded e clip) to the 12 o'clock position onto the axel end, and pinch. It should snap on without flying away. Good luck!The hubs come with grease fittings that I haven't yet tried. Aside from that, so far, so good.