Posted by Mike Aylward on June 10, 2009 at 06:02:41 from (216.145.134.136):
In Reply to: Titan Tires posted by peteL on June 09, 2009 at 16:40:34:
Pete, like someone said Titan tires were formerly branded as Armstrong. They are more a replacement tire and not the best original equipment tire. New tractors will sometimes have them but usually that is because of a supply disruption from another company. They ARE a softer tire. I have never seen an Armstrong/Titan tire wear out. You will have carcass problems long before they are bald. My tire dealer (who is a good friend) always tells me to buy something else for every day farm use. For recreational use they may be fine. I do know that size for size they are a much lighter weight tire. That usually is a pretty good indication of the quality of the tire. Mike
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