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Posted by notjustair on February 01, 2017 at 06:25:55 from (184.191.48.136):

I am not a happy tire guy. I am kind of limited to what the Coop gets in, but I need to be thinking about some new tires. Sorry, I don't know sizes off the top of my head, but we are talking field size.

The front FWA tires on the 7800 are really bald. I need a good tire that rarely sees the FWA torque but can handle heavy loads (I lift seed bulk bags with the loader during planting. It is the planting tractor). They are just ag bar. They are the only tires that are really needing replaced due to age. All of the others are bad construction issues - and these are machines that sit inside and aren't the heavy field pullers.

The 4440 has unloaded tubeless rear duals on it that are Galaxy brand. They were supposed to be great. They are only four years old or so but are separating right along the center line and splitting open (lugs first, then core follows). It only pulls the sprayer and moco and they aren't overinflated. Major disappointed.

The 886 has loaded tubed rear tires that are like new and about five years old. It has splits about an inch long all over each tire - mainly on the carcass part but there are bars that aren't faring well, either. There are a couple of sidewall splits but mainly the contact surface. I have watched these slowly appear so I know it wasn't damage. They appear as though I drove over 492,000 razor blades. The splits are like sharp slices. They are Mitas brand.

I'm looking at probably eight new ag tires and that doesn't count the 8430 where all eight are about bald.

What brand(s) should I be having the tire shop get? They will order in what I want if they have access to it.


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