I'm guessing that new tires in a size to fit that B will run in the $300 to $400 range each. Tires with big cracks in them definitely ARE a concern, and if those cracks are bad enough, the price of the tractor does need to be discounted. I've got an H that had rear tires that looked even better than what's on that B, except for the cracks in the tread and sidewalls, but I wasn't too worried about it. Went to the shed one day early this spring and found the H sitting all lop-sided because one of the cracks in the sidewall had decided to open up and let the tube come through. I took that tire off the rim, and found that crack had split apart to the point that I could push my fist and arm right through. 2 new Titans and 2 new tubes set me back almost $1,000.00.
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