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DO I NEED 8-1/2 inches ??

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grinchsr

Has anyone mounted a pair of 23 x 10-1/2 x 12 inch tires on a standard 7-1/2 wide wheel and gotten away with it or do I really need the 8-1/2 inch wheels ??

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bowtiebutler956

I bet they would work. Tires would probably bulge off the wheel quite a bit, but I bet they would mount OK. :twocents-02cents:

Matt :flags-texas:

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AMC RULES

Should fit OK, just know it'll be ballooned out a bit in the middle of the tread. :dunno:

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ericj

i had a pair of 23-10.50-12 bar tread mounted on a pair of 7.5 rims and they worked ok. when i got my 520-8 i put them on the 8.5 rims and they looked better, but they did work and did not look bad. so i would say use what you got for now and when you find a set of 8.5 rims transfer them over. different makes of tires even in the same numbered size vary in actual physical size. i have 2 sets of 23-10.50-12 tires that really measure 23-9.50-12 and fir the 7.5 rims better than the 8.5. had to tube them to fit the wider rims

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Kelly

The cheaper tires are not as wide as the better tires, even the true 10.5 wide tire will fit on a 7" rim AG/bar tread will not bow as much as turf tires, I just sold a set tonight of 23x10.5x12 turf tires on 7" rims we set them next to the same brand turf tires but they were 23x8.5x12 on 7" rims and the 10.5's bulged up in the middle making them about 1.5" taller, so depending on the brand a style of tire as to how they will fit.

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smoreau

Just make sure you don't over inflate them.

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3609horse

I have the on an old c125 and they worked out ok, hopefully I got my pic to load.

Gene

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neil

Gene, your c125 looks cool with the tool box and fenders , do you have a pic of the side view of that tractor

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kpthorsefan

Here are the 23x10.50.12 tires i fitted to my C-141 and they went on a treat..

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AMC RULES

Gene, your c125 looks cool with the tool box and fenders , do you have a pic of the side view of that tractor

:text-yeahthat: What brand and size tire is pictured on the 125 Gene? :text-coolphotos:

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grinchsr

I got my answer and I want to THANK everyone that responded. LOVE the pics!!!!!

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3609horse

Here is one of the side view, I put a new hood on yesterday, this is my beast tractor, just getting around to getting it painted.

Gene, your c125 looks cool with the tool box and fenders , do you have a pic of the side view of that tractor

Gene, your c125 looks cool with the tool box and fenders , do you have a pic of the side view of that tractor

:text-yeahthat: What brand and size tire is pictured on the 125 Gene? :text-coolphotos:

I bought them at tractor supply, I paid too much for them, I found Cleavland tire has them 4ply I can get 2 for what I paid for 1

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bo dawg

Has anyone mounted a pair of 23 x 10-1/2 x 12 inch tires on a standard 7-1/2 wide wheel and gotten away with it or do I really need the 8-1/2 inch wheels ??

Dude that topic (Do I Need 8 1/2") :eusa-think: just doesn't sound right, just doesn't sound right. :ychain:

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grinchsr

But it made alot of people look and it really was a valid question. :laughing-rofl: :laughing-rofl: :laughing-rofl:

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