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Tri Rib Tires on a C195

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edwroy

Okay, need some membership advise. Interesting in put tri rib tires on the from of my C195. I don't find 18x6.5-8 tri ribs only 16x6.5-8 tri ribs. How can I make them work? Appreciate thoughts/suggestions.

 

Edwroy

 

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953 nut

It would only stand one inch lower and probably wouldn't notice the change. If you are plowing snow you will be glad you got them, the tri ribs grab better than the wide turfs ever did.

 

When you have them on :wwp: .

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btm1970

I have that size on mine. it works fine.

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edwroy

Looks great - what rims did you use?

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btm1970

used the original ones

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Digger 66

Looks great - what rims did you use?

 

 

Are you looking for " tri-ribs " ?  ( http://www.greaterclevelandtire.com/servlet/the-1190/3.50-dsh-8-4P-Deestone-F-dsh-2/Detail  )

Or "ribs" ? ( http://www.greaterclevelandtire.com/servlet/the-2196/18x8.50-dsh-8-4P-Deestone-Rib/Detail ) 

 

I put the " tri's " on mine & no more sideways slippage :

 

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JC 1965

Will the 350-8 tri rib fit the rims that take the 16x6.50x8 tires ? Seems like the 3.50 wouldn't be wide enough.  :dunno:

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steve k

Jerry,  It'll look silly with the 3.5s   With tubes in them they will mount however.......I put 4.00s on mine with tubes and it works great but still looks a little narrow.

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userj8670

Looks great - what rims did you use?

 

 

Are you looking for " tri-ribs " ?  ( http://www.greaterclevelandtire.com/servlet/the-1190/3.50-dsh-8-4P-Deestone-F-dsh-2/Detail  )

Or "ribs" ? ( http://www.greaterclevelandtire.com/servlet/the-2196/18x8.50-dsh-8-4P-Deestone-Rib/Detail ) 

 

I put the " tri's " on mine & no more sideways slippage :

 

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Now that's a nice looking machine there Gene!

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ollie4816

Now that's a nice looking machine there Gene!

Where did you get the rear tires from?

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Kelly

I have the 16x6.5x8 Firestone tri ribs on mine, not stock rims but are the same width as stock 5 3/8" wide I do believe, no don't use the 4x8 they will be way to small. 

 

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varosd

Kelly,

          that is one scary looking beast! :D

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chip61

Kelly, nice looking setup! Looks ready to take on any job.

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ollie4816

I've got a wheehorse commando 800 8hp built in 1972 and I want some tri ribbed tyres for the front and agricultural tyres for the rear but I don't want to modify the rear body work so that the rear tyres fit so could I have some advice of where anyone got theirs or a link would be better

cheers

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HorseFixer

I put the Firestones on mine and love them!   :thumbs: 

 

~Duke  :wh: 

 

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ollie4816

Is that with the original rims?

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HorseFixer

Yes

 

~Duke

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ollie4816

What sizes did you put in the firestone website?

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Kelly

Miller tire is the only place you can buy these tires,      Millertire.com  not cheap at about $140 + shipping a pair

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Ken B

Kelly I was hopin you'd post a pic of that C-195! Totally BAD TO THE BONE.

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ollie4816

What size rims are on the front and back of a wheel horse commando 800

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AMC RULES

26x12's on the rear Kelly?

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C-101plowerpower

I've got a wheehorse commando 800 8hp built in 1972 and I want some tri ribbed tyres for the front and agricultural tyres for the rear but I don't want to modify the rear body work so that the rear tyres fit so could I have some advice of where anyone got theirs or a link would be better

cheers

 

the size of the tires is on it, if you get ags and tri ribs the same size you don't have to modify anything

 

 

Koen

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ollie4816

Okay thanks it's 15lox6.00-6 on the front and 20x8.00-10 on the rear,but I just can't find any, help would be much appreciated or just send a link

*15x6.00-6

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C-101plowerpower

i think 23x8.5-12 would also fit on the rear, you'll need 12" rims, and for the fronts, you can fit the 16x6.5-8 tires, but once again you'll need 8" rims

 

 

Koen

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