Posted by Goose on October 19, 2010 at 12:15:39 from (67.63.66.106):
The inevitable happened, and one of the rear tires on my D19 split. They're 16.9x38, and scarce. I've been holding my breath for several years while trying to locate a better pair, but there just don't seem to be any out there.
I've tried our local Coops, Nebraska Tire, and some other independent dealers to no avail. An alternate would be 15.5x38. Actually, that's what the book shows, but there don't seem to be any of those around, either. I'm not going to spend the money for new tires on that old crate.
Does anyone have any ideas in the eastern Nebraska, western Iowa, or northern Kansas area?
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