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Re: my stupid question for the day
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Posted by old on December 18, 2006 at 09:44:03 from (4.245.4.140):
In Reply to: my stupid question for the day posted by PJBROWN on December 18, 2006 at 08:51:27:
Think about it this way. Cars/trucks usto use bias tires on them years ago and the reason they went to radials was improved handleing, traction and better gas mileage. Some things hold true on a tractor but it just took time for it to catch on/up for tractor useage. They will also stand up better for things like going though places with thorns etc. And yes they cost more but that was also true when they came out to be used on cars/trucks
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