So, a person kind of wants a matched set of tires on an axle. Different brands are slightly different heights, and different traction.
If your other tire is in great shape I would try to match the brand.
If your other tire is wore down, or badly weather checked. Then you have some thinking to do. Sure would be best to replace both sides. Then you can shop for brands and get a matching set of any brand. Or, you can look for a used tire that is about as wore out as your other side.
Firestone is one of the better brands. But they have an economy line too now.
Lot of off brand tires out there, from China.
Goodyear has some problems with the sidewalks cracking out, but are still a good tire on a smaller tractor, just not quite a premium any more.
Alliance, Carslile, BKT, are some middle of the road brands.
I know you will want cheap, and tires are extremely expensive and hard to find these days. You just have to think about the future, what you want for traction and durability.
Be careful with the real spcheap deals out there. You might get what you pay for in a tire......
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