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Pullstart

I know one way to find out :handgestures-thumbupright:  if it doesn’t work out, well I suppose I have a wheel stretching project.

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The Tuul Crib

You can stretch metal right ??...:wacko::blink:

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Super-C 4 me

I put 26x12x12's on 8.5" wheels

I don't think they bulge

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The Tuul Crib

So I just took these 8.50 deestones off of 

my wide rims and put them on my 855 rims and I must say they look really good! 

They don’t bulge out as much as I thought they would. 

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pfrederi

Deestones are skinney 

 

Carlisle vs Deestone same size on sidewall.

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Super-C 4 me
1 hour ago, pfrederi said:

Deestones are skinney 

 

Carlisle vs Deestone same size on sidewall.

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Wow

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ericj

I love  the deestone 23x10.50x12 tires on the 7 1/2" rims for on my 400 and 300 series tractors and even C series. I run the Carlisle's on the 520's

 

 

 

 

 

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