[unkownfl]

Whats a good tire to use on a ztr in Florida mostly all St Augustine. I have some hills but nothing extreme I just don't want to tear it up but want the most traction possible. I was thinking these http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/John...orsQ5fATVQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_500wt_1182

They are going on a 60" lesco z-two which is a zero turn rider.

 

[betmr]

Get yourself some Carlisle Turf Masters. Those in that picture look like pretty aggressive tread for turf, plus the turf master's will cost a lot less than that. Check a Tire Dealer in Turf Magazine, any tire dealer or equipment dealer in your area, I think that's a pretty high price for Carlisle's.

 

[betmr]

On another note. These tires you are looking at are for a John Deere Gator. You need to shop for your tires by size! Look at the numbers on the sidewall of your present tires, and that should be the size you need. Check your owner's Manual to see if their are size options available to you, otherwise stick with what's on there.

We usually go with the Turf Masters on the Drivers and smooth ribs on the Castor's.

I suggest you go to http://www.carlisletire.com/ And see what's available to you.

 

[tjlco]

Turfmasters!!!!!! http://www.carlisletire.com/products/turf_handlers/turf_master/index.html

just don't get the crappy 2 ply

 

[unkownfl]

Where do you see they are 2ply? I know the size 24-12.00-12

 

[unkownfl]

I had the Carlisle turf multi and they sucked no traction what so every for me.

 

[rob7233]

Turf savers are probably the most common but if you need more traction w/o tearing up turf then TURF MASTERS are the way to go.

 

[betmr]

Where do you see they are 2ply? I know the size 24-12.00-12

Turf Saver's in your size, are 2 ply. Turf Masters in your size are 4 Ply, Making them a little stiffer. I would go with Turf Masters, if I were you.

Carlisle site has dealer locator under the resorce tab.