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Does size really matter? John Deere h tires

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lonnie

03-30-2003 18:51:15




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I was able to get a good deal on 12.4 X 32 tires to fit an H that I am restoring so I got them. the only prices I could find for 9.5 X 32 for a brand name tire was around 450 to 500.00 each & I got both of these tires for less than 475.00 including mounting them. Did I go wrong by doing this? Would you do this?




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Stan - Florida

03-31-2003 05:49:09




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 Re: Does size really matter? John Deere h tires in reply to lonnie, 03-30-2003 18:51:15  
Only my opinion, but it might look cool with the larger rear tires. Also, regarding Earl's comment below, think of the gas you can save by running downhill all the time - LOL!

If you like it, that's what counts.

Stan



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Bill

03-31-2003 05:22:56




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 Re: Does size really matter? John Deere h tires in reply to lonnie, 03-30-2003 18:51:15  
9.5x32 Firestone, $260 each at millertire.com.



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BMAN

03-30-2003 20:04:33




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 Re: Does size really matter? John Deere h tires in reply to lonnie, 03-30-2003 18:51:15  
Whoever priced the 9.5 X 32 at $450 each was way out of line. They can be bought for less than $200 each.



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Denny Foster

03-31-2003 08:30:21




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 Re: Re: Does size really matter? John Deere h tires in reply to BMAN, 03-30-2003 20:04:33  
Where? I sure could use some!!!! Best price I have found is $500 for a pair

Thanks
Denny



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Donny-B

03-31-2003 13:46:59




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 Re: Re: Re: Does size really matter? John Deere h tires in reply to Denny Foster, 03-31-2003 08:30:21  
Bought a pair of 6 ply Barum Apollo (Chec republic) 9.5x32 from Dalton Tire in Dyersburg,TN for $145 per tire. They are 45 degree bar and look to be good quality. Armstrongs were $265 ea. locally.



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Denny Foster

03-31-2003 14:04:58




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Does size really matter? John Deere h tires in reply to Donny-B, 03-31-2003 13:46:59  
Thanks for the info!!! just bought 2 new Firestones for the front and was planning on F/S for the rear but I like the $145.00 price!!

Denny



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Earl

03-30-2003 18:54:53




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 Re: Does size really matter? John Deere h tires in reply to lonnie, 03-30-2003 18:51:15  
I would think they will end up making your tractor too tall in the back and it will look like it is going down hill



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