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Lawn and garden tire sizes
Lawn and garden tire sizes read as overall height x width – rim diameter: a 23x10.50-12 lawn tractor tire is 23 in. tall, 10.5 in. wide and mounts on a 12-inch rim. Riding mowers and garden tractors commonly use 15x6.00-6 or 16x6.50-8 front tires and 20x8.00-8 to 24x12.00-12 rear tires, so front and rear lawn and garden tires are ordered as separate pairs.
Lawn and garden tire treads by job
- Turf lawn and garden tires have shallow, rounded lugs that grip grass without tearing it, the standard tread on riding mowers.
- Lug (bar) lawn and garden tires have deep, angled bars for plowing, tilling, snow blades and soft dirt.
- Rib lawn and garden tires have straight circumferential ribs for front-wheel steering on garden tractors.
- Smooth lawn and garden tires fit the front caster wheels of zero-turn mowers, where the tire pivots instead of steering.
Flat-free lawn and garden tires
Flat-free lawn and garden tires use solid polyurethane or foam instead of air, so thorns, nails and fence wire cannot flatten them. Flat-free tires are most common on zero-turn front casters and push mowers, where a flat stops work in the middle of a cut.
Ply rating of lawn and garden tires
Most lawn and garden tires carry a 2-ply or 4-ply rating. Riding mowers on lawns use 2-ply or 4-ply tires; garden tractors that pull carts, aerators or front blades use 4-ply tires, which resist punctures and carry the extra load.
Tubeless and tube-type lawn and garden tires
Most lawn and garden tires are tubeless and seal against the rim. A lawn and garden tire that keeps losing air on a rusted or bent rim can run with an inner tube in the matching size.
Lawn tractor tires vs. compact tractor tires
Lawn tractors and garden tractors use lawn and garden tires on 6- to 12-inch rims. Compact and sub-compact tractors on 15-inch and larger rims use farm tires with R-3 turf, R-4 industrial or R-1 agricultural treads.
Ordering lawn and garden tires
The size molded on the old tire, such as 18x8.50-8 or 23x10.50-12, is the fastest way to find the right replacement. Enter that size or product on NeoTires, pick the tread for the mowing, plowing or hauling the machine does, and add the front or rear pair to the cart. NeoTires dispatches lawn and garden tires the same day to any US address, ships tires marked Free shipping at no cost, and offers Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing at checkout.
Lawn and garden tire sizes
Lawn and garden tire sizes read as overall height x width – rim diameter: a 23x10.50-12 lawn tractor tire is 23 in. tall, 10.5 in. wide and mounts on a 12-inch rim. Riding mowers and garden tractors commonly use 15x6.00-6 or 16x6.50-8 front tires and 20x8.00-8 to 24x12.00-12 rear tires, so front and rear lawn and garden tires are ordered as separate pairs.
Lawn and garden tire treads by job
- Turf lawn and garden tires have shallow, rounded lugs that grip grass without tearing it, the standard tread on riding mowers.
- Lug (bar) lawn and garden tires have deep, angled bars for plowing, tilling, snow blades and soft dirt.
- Rib lawn and garden tires have straight circumferential ribs for front-wheel steering on garden tractors.
- Smooth lawn and garden tires fit the front caster wheels of zero-turn mowers, where the tire pivots instead of steering.
Flat-free lawn and garden tires
Flat-free lawn and garden tires use solid polyurethane or foam instead of air, so thorns, nails and fence wire cannot flatten them. Flat-free tires are most common on zero-turn front casters and push mowers, where a flat stops work in the middle of a cut.
Ply rating of lawn and garden tires
Most lawn and garden tires carry a 2-ply or 4-ply rating. Riding mowers on lawns use 2-ply or 4-ply tires; garden tractors that pull carts, aerators or front blades use 4-ply tires, which resist punctures and carry the extra load.
Tubeless and tube-type lawn and garden tires
Most lawn and garden tires are tubeless and seal against the rim. A lawn and garden tire that keeps losing air on a rusted or bent rim can run with an inner tube in the matching size.
Lawn tractor tires vs. compact tractor tires
Lawn tractors and garden tractors use lawn and garden tires on 6- to 12-inch rims. Compact and sub-compact tractors on 15-inch and larger rims use farm tires with R-3 turf, R-4 industrial or R-1 agricultural treads.
Ordering lawn and garden tires
The size molded on the old tire, such as 18x8.50-8 or 23x10.50-12, is the fastest way to find the right replacement. Enter that size or product on NeoTires, pick the tread for the mowing, plowing or hauling the machine does, and add the front or rear pair to the cart. NeoTires dispatches lawn and garden tires the same day to any US address, ships tires marked Free shipping at no cost, and offers Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing at checkout.
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