Lawn Mower Tire Hub | Sizing, Treads & Maintenance
Guide to lawn mower tires: common sizes (e.g., 15x6.00-6), tread types (turf saver, ribbed, lug), typical pressures, and ply ratings for residential and commercial mowers.
Choosing the right tires for your lawn mower depends on its use. This hub explains common lawn mower tire sizes (e.g., 15x6.00-6), different tread types (turf-saver, ribbed, lug/ag-style for traction), typical low inflation pressures (8-20 PSI), and ply ratings for toughness. Links to our Flotation Converter for understanding sizes. Helps ensure your mower operates efficiently and safely.
Lawn mower tires use sizes like 15x6.00-6. This means: 15" overall diameter, 6.00" width, for a 6" rim. Front and rear tires often differ.
Turf Saver (gentle on grass), Ribbed (for steering), and Lug/Ag-Style (for traction).
Key Considerations:
- Tire Pressure: Typically low (8-20 PSI). Check the tire sidewall for max pressure.
- Ply Rating: Indicates toughness (e.g., 2-ply, 4-ply). Higher ply is more puncture-resistant.
- Tubeless vs. Tube-type: Many mower tires are tubeless, but older ones might use tubes.
Our Flotation Converter can help you understand the dimensions of these sizes.
Proper tire care ensures your lawn mower operates efficiently and safely.
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