🏃 Marathon Flat Free Lawnmower Tire 11x4.00-5" with 5" Centered Hub and 3/4" Bushings Review

I expected the tires to flex a little. I thought it was a rubber tire with foam inside to allow for some flex. I don't know what's in it, but it feels like hard rubber, no curves. Imagine riding on a solid wood tire. This is what it looks like. Also, instead of bearings, it comes with these metal bushings, which I think get the job done. I ordered some replacement bearings to replace the full metal bushings.

This is just my opinion but these durable, puncture free tires are a great replacement for the stock front tires on my zero turn Gravely mower. The old tires went flat and then came off the rim. They were so difficult to manage that I looked for replacements and found these perfect flat free tires. The sizing is exactly the same but you have to be careful with that as they make all sized tires to fit all axle sizes and lengths. So take a close look at the specs. These new tires are practically…

We replaced our lawnmower's front tires with these and while they're good they won't go off oh my god! this creates a hard ride. If you have a smooth lawn you can probably handle it, but it hurts my back and neck and shakes every bump and dimple. If I hit a very low stump the other tires will just lift and tip over but these hard ones seem to get stuck unless I back up and give it more power! jump over the stump area. I want my old bouncy tires to act as shock absorbers. They also don't seem to

They have a slightly higher axle than the original tires and rub against the flange, kicking grass (on one side at least). I had to cut about 1/4" off both sides of the center tube and reinstall the bushings to fit between the spindle arms (which is fine because they were just under 5" with the bushings and I expected it. I gotta see if i can i change the wiper on a spindle to clean the tire the other side is very close i will see how they hold up my garden is only half an acre but i help out…

I installed a pair of these in a 42" Mustang today. The first thing I'm going to say is that if your tools of a wrench and a screwdriver go in of your kitchen drawer, forget it. You can't fit these tires on a Mustang. The first thing you have to do is put a 1/2" rod in one side to knock out the bearing on the other side The shaft bearings are well sealed ball bearings Please note that when knocking out or reinserting you will only hit the outside edge of the outer clip I calculated how much I…

I used these reels to replace a 42" Craftsman z6000 Cut Zero Turn driver. They work but need to be changed because. described in other reviews. If they would fit right out of the box without modification I would probably give them five stars. I have listed some comments and notes below that may help you decide whether or not they are a good choice for you: - The 1/4 inch (.250 inch) removed from both sides of the wheel hub worked well for mounting the wheel in a roll. I removed the excess…