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rndy3788

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OK I used to have a 400 bu JM wagon that I believe had 10x20 truck tires on it , now I have DMI wagons and hate the stupid 12,5l x15 high flotation tires where can a guy get 6 bolt rims for 10x20 or truck tires for these wagons for a reasonable price , sometimes it seems like every time I hit the road with these implement tires I have flats , I've never ha a flat with those recap truck tires, I'm almost afraid to ask the dealer what new rims would cost TIA
 
Almost any tire dealer with ag connections should be able to get the 20", six bolt rims. The big drawback is 20" tires are almost a thing of the past. I'd go with the 6 bolt rim in a 22.5" diam. The tires (11Rx22.5) will have a higher weight rating and are common as dirt.
 
I will second going with 11R x 22.5 tires. The 10x20 tires are getting hard to find as large trucks have not used them new for over 20 years now. As for rim cost your looking at around $100-150 each. I have switched several wagons over to the truck tires. The six hole rims will be harder to find as the eight bolt are more common for larger tires.

If your looking for used tires then look at tandem manure spreaders. NH spreaders used 10x20 tires on six bolt rims for years.
 
That's right, 22.5 is common as dirt for sure. There are plenty the recapper won't take but will go for years on a wagon. Darned near every trucker has some laying around. Almost nobody has any decent 10-20's laying around anymore. If you are at the right place at the right time you might get the tires free, makes the cost of the rims much cheaper if you don't pay anything for the tires. You won't believe how much easier the wagons will pull with the larger diameter truck tires under them.
 
Cut the center out of a 6 hole implement wheel and weld it into the center f a 22.5" truck wheel.Just make sure the tire is dismounted before you do any cutting or welding. If mounted,a BIG kaboom! will result.
 
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