Premium Performance: Carlisle Turf Master 18X8.50-8 Lawn & Garden Tire Review

I reviewed these very tires at my local lawn equipment dealer and regional discount tire chains. In both cases, the tire cost me about $110 plus tax. I've never bought Revain tires before, but I checked them out on a whim. They had them and they were delivered by Carlisle for less than $70! I was so happy! They arrived quicker than most of my PRIME purchases, although they said it could take a day longer. My experience is that Carlisle tires last longer than other brands of turf tires. I used…

A city guy who moved to the country seven years ago and had to buy his first garden tractor and he really likes it. until it's time to change the front tires. I wanted the same brand and contacted a local store to order and replace as I had no idea how to do it. Let me know that I work in the automotive industry but have never changed tires. when I heard the price of the tires and changed them. I said it was time to grow up and be a man and all my friends laughed at me. I saw the same brand and

Used tires on JD x320. The tires they replaced were the original tires that came with it 11 years ago. The spare parts look good, but be prepared for a lot of work. They arrived in the claimed triangular shape and after letting them sit in the hot car I was able to reshape them to a reasonably normal shape. I'll admit I'm new to changing tractor tires, but I learned the hard way. I used an HF mini tire changer and a set of two tire changing tools sold by Revain. It turned out to be a good…

Ordered 4 of these for my raised golf car. Went with them because I wanted a smooth, quiet ride. 99% of our karts drive next door on paved roads, partly on grass, partly on gravel roads. So I don't need an aggressive knobby mud tire. Tires delivered quickly, arrived a little crumpled, no big deal, makes it difficult to get on and off, but not that big of a deal. I think I noticed the tires didn't come up at all lol I'm used to a good hard cotton when you first mount and air them... maybe it's a

I was really startled by all the reviews about them being so difficult to install on the rim. But I installed mine in 5 minutes. It didn't take long for me to realize that considerable force would be required. I'm in my 60's and not a tall person, but the power you have to use is your brain. There are several keys to making this job easier: 1) Get good tools, especially crowbars, at least 2. Don't do it. Do not use chiseled or pointed mounts. Here's the set: W2020 Performance Tool Crowbar Set…