FLtractor 135 #1 Posted 12 hours ago Evening, seller about 80 miles roundtrip has this year old never used no issues tractor supply tire 23x8.50x12. $10.00. Would fit my 856 perfectly, when I take off the heavily rusted leaking calcium chloride filled wheels and rusted rims. asked him what brand and he said whatever brand tractor supply sells.. I’ve asked on here about various tires.. been told brands such a Deestone run bigger or smaller ect … anyone know the quality and or how this tractor supply tire runs? Could buy the exact tire from store to match if this is a quality tire for $10.00 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
pfrederi 20,069 #2 Posted 11 hours ago If it is round and black it is worth $10 regardless of true to size.... 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
FLtractor 135 #3 Posted 11 hours ago 29 minutes ago, pfrederi said: If it is round and black it is worth $10 regardless of true to size.... 😂 hahah. Yes it is.. just didn’t wanna have two different sized tires even with same numbers.. if got different brand Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
FLtractor 135 #4 Posted 3 hours ago (edited) 8 hours ago, pfrederi said: If it is round and black it is worth $10 regardless of true to size.... Better question I should have asked.. if I buy it.. the best way to determine if another 23x8.50x12 tire is really the same size and height .. either buy exact tire match and or get tape measure at store .. since gonna need 2 new to be rear tires eventually and he only has one Edited 3 hours ago by FLtractor Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JoeM 9,686 #5 Posted 1 hour ago 80 miles @ 73 cents a mile 58 $ I would throw that and the $10 at a set delivered to the door that match and are just the kind I want. 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 2,328 #6 Posted 57 minutes ago 11 hours ago, FLtractor said: Evening, seller about 80 miles roundtrip has this year old never used no issues tractor supply tire 23x8.50x12. $10.00. Would fit my 856 perfectly, when I take off the heavily rusted leaking calcium chloride filled wheels and rusted rims. asked him what brand and he said whatever brand tractor supply sells.. I’ve asked on here about various tires.. been told brands such a Deestone run bigger or smaller ect … anyone know the quality and or how this tractor supply tire runs? Could buy the exact tire from store to match if this is a quality tire for $10.00 Looks good in pic but may be dry rotted also. I found a set of 14" mud grips (truck tires) I had forgotten about never run that had simply rotted to the point I was afraid to use them, this was on a small truck, but still. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
