Posted by Grabatire on May 04, 2013 at 07:21:57 from (216.238.225.102):
In Reply to: titan tires posted by 4020deereboy on May 03, 2013 at 18:58:11:
I put a set of Hi-Traction 16.9X28's on my 1938 John Deere D in 1997. The tractor gets to an antique show maybe twice a year so the tires are used v-e-r-y little, in fact they still have the tire size markings on the face of the treads. The tractor spends 99% of its time in a shed, but the sidewalls are so full of small cracks that it looks like they have been in the desert sun 24/7. Even the sidewalls next to the fenders are cracked.
I put a set of Firestones on another tractor the same time and they still look new.
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