Posted by Woodwalker on April 25, 2009 at 20:57:53 from (67.128.169.173):
I had a large cut in the side wall of one of the front tires on JD 5410. Installed a boot and it lasted for a month or so. I ordered and was sold a tire by a dealer as a direct replacement. Here’s the question, old tire was a Firestone 9.5L X 15, 6 ply, tubeless. New tire is a Firestone 9.5L X 15, 8 ply, tube type. Dealer swears the tube type will work tubeless with no problems. I’m not so sure. Firestone lists both tube and tubeless for this tire. Does anybody have any experience? I thought the beads and rims were different from one to the other?
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