Posted by robert major on November 18, 2014 at 07:38:01 from (216.130.68.132):
In Reply to: rear tires posted by Brendon Warren on November 18, 2014 at 07:05:50:
Hi take offs are one of those yes technically they are new, but still used deals. Thats why they are cheap. Or They are maybe a brand tire nobody likes, or a goofy tread pattern for modern farming, but plenty good for old iron.
company's like Kubota ship tractors on smaller wheels that aren't a common size, dealers used to return them, but wonder if they don't now due to freight costs. There are probably some around like that to in more than one place online, that they sell out cheap. I would say in my area you got one tire and the tubes for free and maybe saved on the other to. If you weren't happy you wouldn't of spent the money. Don't worry what we think here, just enjoy what you saved in the bank. Regards Robert
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