Posted by 2002sliverado on April 16, 2018 at 07:45:29 from (216.16.75.34):
In Reply to: best tractor tire posted by freshayr on April 16, 2018 at 05:51:35:
I also agree with the comment about Firestone NOT being a good road tire. The 23 degree bar angle wears rapidly, from my own experience with a tractor used for lighter duty field work and spending a lot of time on the road hauling grain. I would talk to an independent tire dealer and gain some input from them, which is what I did. My tractor is a 180 horsepower tractor used for planting, cultivating, stalk chopping, but it probably spends half of its time hooked to grain trailers and on the road. We went with Michelin Agri-Bib radials, which have something like a 41 or 45 degree bar angle. This was the recommendation from my local independent tire dealer, who handles all major brands and some discount brands, too. Someone you deal with may have a better feel on something other than Michelin, because these were not an inexpensive tire. They seem to be holding up very well and I do like the looks of the tire itself, but it does not have quite as much lug on the ground as a Firestone radial would.
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