🚜 MARASTAR 21456 Front Tire Assembly: High-Quality Replacement for John Deere Riding Mowers Review

This tire and rim must be defective. I took my tractor mowing in February after not using it for 2 months and the tire was rubbing against the tire arm. Upon inspection, I found that the rim and hub were separated. The rim was separated from the hub. I've never had a rim come off a hub. I didn't hit anything and didn't hit anything. That comes from normal mowing. I would not recommend this product.

I bought a used set for $50. They were new and came in their original packaging. To be honest I'm not sure why they are used. No problem putting them on. I actually had to buy new yellow hats as mine were cracked and broken by the time I took them off. Worth the money and I can already see the difference cutting the grass. It no longer slips, the deck is now level and cuts better. If you find her like me, don't be shy. Just buy them.

Best price I could find. The tires are an inch bigger, but that doesn't matter. I've leveled the deck and adjusted the tip and everything works fine. I use them on John Deere X570. They have bushings instead of ball bearings. Bushings need to be lubricated. The original bearings were covered. The cheapest I could find with ball bearings was $115 for 2.

This was the perfect replacement for the right price. If you have a lawnmower with 16x6.50-8 front wheels, this "should" fit easily. My original John Deere wheel had a critical internal hub profile failure and this product saved me a major headache. It comes with tires mounted and inflated. Just take off the old wheel and put it on. You'll need a jack (worth it if you're FaNcY) and a flat head. That's all.

The product was extremely valuable. Advertised as "used", the tires were new and the ink around the tread was undamaged. Rims were new, painted, not marked. New wheel bearings. The cost was about 1/3 of what was posted for the 'new' item. I removed the old, cracked tires and their wheels from my Tractor Supply GroundWorks lawn trailer and put them on. All I had to do was use one of the old wheel bearings on each side as the inner spacer because the axle was too long on those JD replacement…