Posted by ohfred on September 22, 2008 at 06:17:28 from (216.158.74.75):
In Reply to: Tire Size posted by Matt in the Thumb on September 22, 2008 at 04:56:57:
The guys are steering you right as it seems...but it is my experience that if you put a ten inch tire on a ten inch rim and then pump it up, it has no where to go but up. In other words, it makes the tire larger in diameter, faster ground speed and less lugging power. What am I basing my opinion on? I put a rear on one of my tractors that had a ten/ten on one side and a 12.4 on the other and the tractor sat lopsided...two inches difference in height. Just a FYI thing, dealers choice. ohfred
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