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Re: Tire quality, is there much difference?
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Posted by RustyFarmall on May 12, 2006 at 05:35:24 from (216.248.75.189):
In Reply to: Tire quality, is there much difference? posted by Kent in NB on May 12, 2006 at 04:34:46:
I put a set of AKURET brand rears on my M. I didn't like the thought of foriegn made tires on a classic USA tractor, but I saved about $100 per tire, compared to Firestone or Goodyear. The tires actually looked better, weighed more, and had a better warranty than the name brands. The same dealer had all three brands in stock, plus a few more. I don't work the tractor very often, but it has pulled a plow at a couple of plow days, and I have even hooked it to sled at the local tractor pull and the tires have performed flawlessly.
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