AR-PRO (2-Pack) 13x5.00-6 Flat Free Tire and Wheel Assemblies - Compatible for 13 x 5 x 6 Solid Rubbe Riding Lawn Mower Tires and Wheel - With 3" Centered Hub and 3/4" Bearings (Extra 5/8")

I bought the AR-PRO replacement tires for my Craftsman riding mower, and they’ve been fantastic! These 15 x 6.00-6 tires were a perfect fit, and the 3" centered hub with 3/4" bushings matched my mower's specifications exactly. Installing them was quick and easy since they came pre-mounted on wheels.The 4-ply pneumatic design feels durable and provides excellent traction, even on uneven and hilly terrain. The ride is much smoother now, and I can tell these tires will last a long time. They’ve significantly improved the performance of my mower.**Pros:**- Perfect fit for my Craftsman mower.- Durable 4-ply construction with great traction.- Pre-assembled for easy installation.- Handles rough terrain smoothly.- Excellent quality at a great price.**Cons:**- None!These are a fantastic upgrade or replacement for any riding mower. Highly recommend for Craftsman owners or anyone needing reliable tires!

Product arrived on time and in good condition. Wheels fit like the original. Decent price for the pair. The product comes with various washers for fitting your particular tractor. I needed none of them as the fit was perfect on my JD L111.

Prefect fit for my John Deere D140, recommend for the price and quality. Easy installation

Easy to pop old tire off and throw these on. Came with extra washers and clip to hold on place so got perfect fit. Original axle caps won’t fit due to the grease knob (?) so just ordered a replacement set and see if they will fit better with new elasticity. May need to clip to fit around the grease thingamabob.

These tires arrived on time, were easy to install, and fit my yard man riding mower. So happy. Will recommend to others.

Great tires overall, exactly what I was looking for to beef up my ag sprayer and give it greater ground clearance. However, if you’re using these tires for an agricultural sprayer, be prepared to do a little work if your axle isn’t at least 30 inches long. Full story: I purchased a 25 gallon John Deere pull behind sprayer. The sprayers mostly great, the downside is it comes standard with these tiny tires that give it absolutely no clearance. For reference, it would be okay being pulled across a completely flat and mowed yard, going no more than a few mph. I intend to use this sprayer in my horse pasture and spraying food plots, so that wasn’t going to work. I purchased these tires for the sprayer and to no fault of the tires, I had to drill out and cut a new steel axle on the sprayer for these tires to fit. Given the width of these tires, the standard 22.5 inch axle on my sprayer was not wide enough to house these tires. I’d recommend nothing shorter than a 30 inch axle so it doesn’t rub the frame. The sprayer (the tank that actually holds the liquid) is only about 17 inches wide, so if your sprayers wider than that, you’ll need a longer axle than 30 inches.Love these tires though, super durable, easy on whatever they run over, and provide great clearance for most uses.

I bought this set of tires for my John Deere LT160 riding lawn mower. These are for my front two tires that were worn out. These have worked as a great replacement and have not had any issues to date. These were delivered Feb 12 and today is March 4th. Tires were received as described and pictured. Shipping was received promptly, and it was packaged well. These were easy to install and great value for the money. Traction is great for our lawn needs.

These are OK, I guess. I am using them on a Deere X580 to mow a field that has a lot of wild Bradford pear thorns that ruin pneumatic tires. These are only on temporarily for mowing the field, most of the time I will have the regular pneumatic tires on. First, these tires/rims come with bushings, not bearings, which is kind of a bummer. My X580 has 1" axles and there are 1" bushings included, so that's good. But, there are no 1" washers or spacers included so I had to run to the hardware store for some washers to make it work. Not the end of the world, but an annoyance. I greased the axles and bushing liberally with moly grease so as not to score the axles. Also, the tires are a hard material with very little tread profile, so they slide rather than grip when making turns. Overall, they work OK but you may need to figure out the mounting depending on your use case.