Posted by Ron-MO on October 30, 2010 at 05:29:32 from (174.131.231.125):
In Reply to: 11.2 X 36 tires posted by dean farmall on October 30, 2010 at 00:02:10:
I think most dealers should be able to get them, but they will be pricey. Best price I could get was about $375 or so ea. I may wish I had bought new, but found a good used set from someone who frequents this site. I was just choking on paying about 800 for tires for a tractor that was not worth much more than that if I were to sell it. I drove nearly 3 hours for a used tire, only to find out he looked at the size wrong and it was a 38. I had it in my truck and almost paid him before I just happened to see the size marked with a paint marker or I would have drove 6 hours and bought a tire I could not use. Some say best to get the Firestones as some of the others crack fairly quickly.
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