🚜 Enhanced Carlisle Field Trax All-Terrain Vehicle Tire Review

I was hesitant to buy these because I use them on a zero turn mower that requires less power. After seeing other people using them and looking at the weight capacity on the manufacturer's website, I decided to go with it. These tires did their job and worked exceptionally well without tearing up much grass or interfering with the mower's rights or functions on my 60 inch cut Dixie Chopper. Would buy again

Bought these tires to replace the factory tires on my late 1990's John Deere Gator 6x4. While they are certainly VERY expensive (almost $400 to replace 4 rear tires), they are really good tires. Lots of tread and grip and feels heavier than factory tires. They're a little stiff on grass in tight corners, but they certainly offer great traction and a comfortable ride.

These tires replaced the original turf tires with a 60" Dixie Chopper Silver Eagle. They don't move as fast as turf tires, but have better traction on wet grass or on slopes. I wish I had bought these tires before I went down the hill twice on turf tires. Installation is easy if you take your time and use lots of soap. If you start stem up and that doesn't work, take it out and start stem down on the rim.

I replaced the stock tires on my Ferris with these and couldn't be happier! Now just inches from the water at my pond dam, and the steep back of the dam, which has always been a challenge, is easily manageable. As long as you use your common sense, they won't tear up your lawn. I actually see less damage because they rotate and slide. Paid $20 to have a pair installed at a tire shop.

I had 20x10.00-8 tires on my Cub Cadet Zero Turn. I went from 22x12.00-8. They fit beautifully and I couldn't be happier. They absolutely do not tar my lawn and have traction! Something I've always wanted since I got this. The lawn lifeguards were terrible! When they started leaking, I decided to get new tires and I'm very happy with my decision. They were quite difficult to install on floppy disks. I would suggest taking them to a tire shop if you don't realize how difficult it can be to fit…

Put these on my Ferris is2100 Zero Turn Mower and you couldn't be happier! They are very similar in size, close enough. I know zero turns aren't good in the hills, but I don't plan on changing mowers anytime soon and decided to give these a try. The traction is so good that I can now reverse quite a bit and turn on slopes, which is amazing. They don't tear up the turf any more than skidding on old tires, you can't "zero turn" any tire without tearing up the turf. I use them at 10lbs as the…

After installing the lift I needed better tires. Most of the options offered were to buy new rims and bigger tires. I decided to just reuse my original Dolly rims with 4" spacers front and rear with these tires and it worked out great, no friction. These tires provide excellent traction on asphalt, gravel, mud, wet grass, 4" deep snow and moderate mud as long as they don't sink. The only surface I'm stuck on is a rink of ice. The wide beam provides excellent floatation on soft surfaces. These…

These tires are a bit oversized (fitted on Honda ATC 200ES machines) as I was only able to replace 25x12x9 tires with only 25x13x9 tires, but they fit about 2mm spacing on each side of the front fork. The rear tires have great clearance over the entire circumference. First, the weight of these tires is about three times that of the original, and the thickness of the sidewall and base of the tread is also significantly greater than the original. Considering the original tires lasted about 30…