Tractor Tires For My Zuki?
Tractor Tires For My Zuki?
Does anyone know of any tractor tires or extreme offroad tires they make for 15X10 rims? I want 2 for the back of my Zuki since I need 2 back tires! The front tires are brand new so I dont need them. If not I am just going to get the same that are on there which are 31X13.5X15's Super Swamper TSL/SX
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From: Fairbanks, AK
You'll have to research... there are agricultural tires that will fit on 15x8s and fit under a stock ranger, but I don't recall the size... there's thousands of them! Other wise, I'd say just match the ones you have on the front...
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From: Lewiston, Maine
Originally Posted by rolla_guy72
You'll have to research... there are agricultural tires that will fit on 15x8s and fit under a stock ranger, but I don't recall the size... there's thousands of them! Other wise, I'd say just match the ones you have on the front...
if you would have read his post, hes putting it on a 15x10 and on the Zuki
31x15.5-15 - .75" tread - Goodyear Terra Tire, mounted on wide rim
31x15.5-15 - .75" tread - Goodyear Traction Tire, mounted on narrower than factory specified rim
35x14.5-15 - ??? - SS TSL, 1/8" tread remaining, just for scale...
11.2-16 (35.5x11.8-16) - 1 3/8" tread - Goodyear DynaTorque II (small version of far right)
18.4-16.1 (44.8x20.1-16.1) - 1.6" tread - Firestone Traction Field and Roadmeasures 42" with no air, bias ply... Same as the good year Traction Sure Grip
18.4-16.1 (45x18-16.1) - 1.6" tread - "American Farmer Apple", air pressure has a lot to do with final height on this one, radial ply
18.4-16.1 (44.7x18.6-16.1) - 1.6" tread - Titan Hi-Traction Lug R-1
19.5-24 (50.6x18-24) - 1.2" tread - Chinese R-4 Bias Industrial Tractor Tire
19.5x24 (50.6x19-24) - 1.2" tread - Chinese R-4 Radial Industrial Tractor Tire
16.9x24 (52.7x17-24) - 1.6" tread - Goodyear DynaTorque II
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From: Tri-Cities
Originally Posted by Roach2004
Does anyone know of any tractor tires or extreme offroad tires they make for 15X10 rims? I want 2 for the back of my Zuki since I need 2 back tires! The front tires are brand new so I dont need them. If not I am just going to get the same that are on there which are 31X13.5X15's Super Swamper TSL/SX
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From: Charlestown, IN
definatly either a laser, eclipse, or a talon......what a funny looking thing!!!
btw....i would say boggers...that way if you ever run it on the street you can't get in trouble because the tires aren't DOT approved!
btw....i would say boggers...that way if you ever run it on the street you can't get in trouble because the tires aren't DOT approved!
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From: Charlestown, IN
Originally Posted by rolla_guy72
I don't think that zuk is DOT approved...lol. Most guys around here trailer their's to "the site" and drive up to the trail.
Andy leaves his zuki near the offroading site. So he can get whatever tires and not worry about ripping em up on the highway.
He can waste his money on boggers or go for much cheaper much better tractor tires.
Aaron
He can waste his money on boggers or go for much cheaper much better tractor tires.
Aaron
My zuki is not street legal for many reasons:
first it has NO rear brakes
second it has no e-brake
third it would not pass inspection for many diffrent reasons
fourth it has no rear lights at all
fifth it has no shocks
and sixth this is the gauge cluster (no speedo)
first it has NO rear brakes
second it has no e-brake
third it would not pass inspection for many diffrent reasons
fourth it has no rear lights at all
fifth it has no shocks
and sixth this is the gauge cluster (no speedo)
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From: Palm Bay, FL
Originally Posted by Roach2004
My zuki is not street legal for many reasons:
first it has NO rear brakes
second it has no e-brake
third it would not pass inspection for many diffrent reasons
fourth it has no rear lights at all
fifth it has no shocks
and sixth this is the gauge cluster (no speedo)
first it has NO rear brakes
second it has no e-brake
third it would not pass inspection for many diffrent reasons
fourth it has no rear lights at all
fifth it has no shocks
and sixth this is the gauge cluster (no speedo)
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From: Barberton,Ohio
Tractor tires can actually be quite pricey.. i was pricing some for a Farm-all Super C and they were over 240$ each at the cheapest place.
boggers are proven I'd probably get those if you can find a deal if you want tractor tires
its alot of research but good luck.
boggers are proven I'd probably get those if you can find a deal if you want tractor tires
its alot of research but good luck.
