Deere never should have put that 11.2 or old size 10 tire on that B, that was a stupid mistake, It should have been the 12.4 or old size 11 from factory and if you go larger like the other poster is talking about the surface of the tire will be just a bit more rounded instead of flat as some think it should be. The old 10, 11 & 12 sizes were designed more round to start with so I think it looks better as I am from that era. I had a 46 B with the orignal factory 10" tires on it, the old style Firestones with the closed tread and a 49B that is the same as you have and had Firestone 23* field & road in the 12.4 size and the old firestone on the same width rim stood 2" taller than the F & R tire. The Goodyear and Titan and the Firestone 45* tire were the same height as the orignal 10" tire. All measured same width but height different. I would NEVER put a 11.2 tire on that tractor, only for field work a 12.4 tire but if doing a lot of road running then the 13.6 and not worry about rim width.
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