Posted by FC Andy on July 19, 2011 at 11:56:27 from (74.126.84.52):
Hi guys,
I'm looking at buying some 18.4-34 tires for the 806. I'm mostly interested in the Firestone 23 degree tread pattern. I guess my question is, is the radial tire worth the extra money or is the Bias version just as good? I also found out there are 2 versions of the bias- Super All Traction 2 and Super All Traction. Dealer told me that the SAT 2 tire is a "Cheapened up" version of the SAT tire. About $100 price difference between the 2 bias tires. What expirences do you guys have with any of those tires?
Oh, as for the way I use the tractor, Which I know makes a difference, it is mostly road miles. I do very little field work with it. But my old tires have gotten to the point that field work is getting harder, (only about 25% tread left), and more destructive to the old tires. As in if I work them for the day I can notice new splits and cracks in the tires. It's just time.
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