Carlisle Multi Trac CS Turf Tire
Built for turf care and grounds crews, the Carlisle Multi Trac CS delivers surefooted traction while protecting delicate grass. Its wide footprint and rounded shoulders cut down on scuffing, and the multi rib tread keeps steady contact for predictable steering and braking. A durable, long wearing compound stands up to season after season on lawns, hardpack, and light gravel. Whether you maintain a single yard or run a landscape fleet, Multi Trac CS balances turf protection, stability, and value.
Key Features and Specifications
Multi Trac CS uses a broad, flat profile that spreads load for reduced turf disturbance and better stability on slopes. The non aggressive multi rib tread provides forward bite and lateral grip without digging into grass. A cut and abrasion resistant compound supports long service life in stop and go work. Rounded shoulders smooth turn in and limit scuffing in tight maneuvers. Many sizes are offered as tubeless NHS for equipment use. Review the specs for your size to confirm load capacity, ply rating, and recommended inflation.
Performance on Turf and Mixed Surfaces
On manicured lawns, Multi Trac CS prioritizes turf protection while maintaining dependable traction for mowing and light towing. The wide contact patch and continuous ribs help the tire track straight on flat ground and stay composed on gentle slopes. On hardpack or light gravel, the tread retains enough edge for predictable braking and steering at typical mowing speeds. In damp grass, the pattern sheds surface moisture to preserve grip, and the compliant casing helps deliver a smooth, low vibration ride during longer shifts.
Sizes and Fitment Guidance
Multi Trac CS comes in popular lawn and garden sizes for many mowers and garden tractors. Common choices include 15x6.00-6, 18x8.50-8, 20x10.00-8, 23x10.50-12, and 26x12-12. Always confirm your original equipment size, load capacity, and inflation in the owner manual or on the equipment placard. Match rim diameter, overall width, and outside diameter, and verify tubeless or tube type. If you change sizes for traction or flotation, check fender and deck clearance, and keep front to rear diameter relationships consistent on 4x2 and 4x4 machines to protect the drivetrain.
Installation and Maintenance Tips
Before mounting, inspect the rim for rust, dents, or burrs, and clean the bead seats for a proper seal. Use the recommended mounting lubricant and do not exceed the listed seating pressure. Inflate to the working pressure specified by your equipment maker, not the sidewall maximum. Check pressures when tires are cool, adjust with seasonal changes, and rotate front to rear where possible to balance wear. Avoid skidding turns that scuff turf, store equipment out of direct sun, and replace tires that show exposed cord, deep cuts, or ongoing air loss.
Carlisle Multi Trac CS vs. Other Turf Options
Shoppers often compare Multi Trac CS with nearby turf patterns to match terrain and traction needs. Versus Carlisle Turf Master, Multi Trac CS leans toward a smoother, lawn friendly footprint and ride at typical mowing speeds. Compared with Carlisle Turf Saver, it generally offers a broader contact patch for planted stability on slopes and when towing small implements. If you frequently work in wet or mixed terrain, Carlisle Versa Turf is tuned for added bite and debris evacuation. Choose based on your primary surface, slope severity, and whether you value grass protection or extra traction.
Multi Trac CS vs. Turf Master
Multi Trac CS emphasizes a broad, gentle footprint that protects grass while keeping steering feel consistent. Turf Master typically uses a more defined block pattern for added edge on uneven or damp areas. If minimal turf disturbance and a smooth ride on manicured lawns are your priorities, Multi Trac CS is a strong pick. If you need a touch more grip in variable conditions, Turf Master is worth a look. Match the tread to your lawn moisture, incline, and the attachments you tow.
Multi Trac CS vs. Turf Saver
Compared with Turf Saver, Multi Trac CS usually delivers a wider contact patch and more rounded shoulders to boost stability on slopes and reduce scuffing in tight turns. That larger footprint can also promote more even wear on heavier lawn and garden equipment. If you work on rolling terrain or carry accessories that move weight forward or rearward, Multi Trac CS offers a useful blend of turf care and planted handling.
Multi Trac CS vs. Versa Turf
Multi Trac CS prioritizes lawn protection and smooth operation on maintained grass. Versa Turf is built for extra traction and better debris evacuation in wetter or mixed conditions. If most of your work is on manicured turf at moderate slopes, Multi Trac CS is often the more grass friendly choice. If you regularly encounter wet patches, mulch, or light mud where added bite helps, Versa Turf may be the better fit.
Pricing, Availability, and Warranty
Pricing for the Carlisle Multi Trac CS varies by size, ply rating, and casing, with smaller mower sizes typically costing less than high capacity rear fitments. Availability is strongest in common sizes like 15x6.00-6, 20x10.00-8, and 26x12-12 during peak mowing season. Carlisle provides a limited manufacturer warranty against defects, with terms that can vary by size and region. Keep your proof of purchase and register your tires if applicable. For current price and local stock, use our product selector by size and ZIP code.
