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Re: Tire question
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Posted by markct on August 14, 2003 at 19:32:52 from (12.90.165.104):
In Reply to: Tire question posted by Randy Toole on August 14, 2003 at 18:51:37:
well actualy alot of guys say that when they run equipment on the road alot they will install the tires backwards, i have been told that is part of the reason that some custom operators put there combine tires on backwards, i personaly have no experience with running the tires backwards, i dont put enough road miles on my tractors to worry about it. i dont think it will do any harm to your tire, it wont perform very good in mud, but on pavement i dont think it makes a difference, but it does look awful silly, so if the tire shop doesnt want too much to remount it the right way i would go for it just so ya wont be ridiculed by your tractor buddies for years to come.
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