Posted by Bryce Frazier on May 21, 2015 at 08:26:51 from (67.142.182.23):
We are closing in on my dads GM. I am going to get it painted tomorrow, it was primered yesterday.
I have been looking around for tires, and over the months have come up with a set of REALLY nice 6.00 x 16 Armstrong 6 ply tri ribs for the front. They came from separate places, but look like they belong together. I figured those would be a good match, however just in the last few days, 3 guys have told me "that big of a tractor" really needs 6.50's on it?!
I do have 2 6.50's, however they don't match at all, and one is worn down to %50, maybe.
So, my question is, will 6's get the job done? It will have a round tube wide front on it, which I think is why guys are saying I should have the 6.50's on it. I would LOVE 6.50's on there, but can't afford them!!
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