Is there a tractor tire size calculator or a chart somewhere that shows overall diameter? Tractor tire sizing is like chinese to me for some reason. Looking for around a 40" or so v tread i can throw on the back when hitting the deaper stuff.. I know this isnt that big, but its all that will fit. For now

michelinag.com, then click on tire selector,then you will see a spot to identify tires by overall diamete, or what ever you want. pay attention to the wheel sizes and overall width. actually 16.5x r 16.1. 40" tall 17" wide on a 16.1 wheel.

http://www.michelinag.com/agx/en-US/tire_selector/tire_selector.jsp

i would of posted that link if i was a little smarter with the computer.

Right click on the address and copy, than paste.

9.5x24 is @ 41-42 inches tall

11.2x24 is @ 44-45 inches tall

the first number is the tire width and the second number is the wheel diameter.

for instance, a 14.9-24 is 14.9" wide and takes a 24" wheel.

you have to look up the rest of the specs. personally, i use firestoneag.com. any of them work just fine though.

I'd like to try a set of the XM47 's - speed rated to 55mph comes in 42's, 45's, 49's, standard V-tread bar tires.

9.5x24 is @ 41-42 inches tall

I ran a set of these, they were 41" tall on the truck, and worked great.

Firestone tractor tires:

http://www.firestoneag.com/search_results.asp?ref=0

ive seen 33-35" tractor tires on jeeps at out off road park. they are on 15 and 16" wheels. i cant find them anywhere. do you know a site corey?

Here is a good thread on the subject.

http://www.alaska4x4network.com/showthread.php?t=9802

Titan tires are made in the united states. Select overall diameter and type tire height in.

http://www.titanstore.com/search/size/8.3-16

michelinag.com, then click on tire selector,then you will see a spot to identify tires by overall diamete, or what ever you want. pay attention to the wheel sizes and overall width. actually 16.5x r 16.1. 40" tall 17" wide on a 16.1 wheel.


i have a set of 16.5x16.1 firestones and there 41x16x16.1 not all tractor tires are the same measurements. titans are taller

21.5 16.1 Goodyear's.

Measure 44 tall 21 wide

I widened stock 16 inch chevy rims 8 inches so they are 14.5 wide.

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s43/dak360/DSC00867.jpg

Tractor tires are fucking tits man.:smokin:

yes they are. no these are not goin on the ex cab they are beside.

Here's a 21.5 x 16.1 Firestone next to an S-15 Jimmy. When mounted on a 16" wheel it measures close to 47'' tall.

Gus
http://pics.montypics.com/speedo/2004-04-24/1082851334_gmc_21_5_004.jpg

damn, i think i like that 21.5r16.1 better than my 16.9r 24. i can get new ones(of the 16.9)for $200 each.i think thats why i went with them.i still like the fat ones, tires that is. ok, women too. i like a woman that can take a punch and help cut, split,and stack firewood.

what is this crap? who can lean tractor tires up against stuff? that's fine. i can trump that. :flipoff2:


23.1-30 R2 (69") leaning up against a truck on 18.4-26 R2's (57") ....

http://www.jaxracing.com/chris/5tonbuild/tires4.jpg


damn, i think i like that 21.5r16.1 better than my 16.9r 24. i can get new ones(of the 16.9)for $200 each.i think thats why i went with them.i still like the fat ones, tires that is. ok, women too. i like a woman that can take a punch and help cut, split,and stack firewood.

the 16.9's are cheaper and will go through more without getting stuck... but hey, go ahead and get the 21.5-16.1's. :D

I get my 21.5 16.1's from work for free. Allot of sprayer carts and swathers around here run them. They have some bad sidewall cracks and have really slow leak's, but I'm a cheep bastard and am not worried about pumping them up every so often.

i already have 4 ,16.9's. now i need to get off my ass and get some money(sorta hard to come by much extra right now i am self employed) get some steel and get to it. i ve got 2 fronts and 2 rear rockwells here and i am in the middle of building some dropped shackles to make them fit.

Are there any around 52-55" for a 20" wheel?

I came across something around that size once, but can't come up with it again.

21.5 16.1 Goodyear's.

Measure 44 tall 21 wide

I widened stock 16 inch chevy rims 8 inches so they are 14.5 wide.

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s43/dak360/DSC00867.jpg

I love that truck, do you have trouble snapping axles with those tires? I have the feeling there heavy as shit.

is there a tractor rim that will fit an 8 lug bolt pattern? I wanna run 24's on the cheap, can it be done?

Id try stazworks for custom rims, but they wont be cheap.

I love that truck, do you have trouble snapping axles with those tires? I have the feeling there heavy as shit.

my 16.5x16.1 firestones are 81 pounds each without rims :grinpimp:

21.5 16.1 Goodyear's.

Measure 44 tall 21 wide

I widened stock 16 inch chevy rims 8 inches so they are 14.5 wide.

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s43/dak360/DSC00867.jpg

gotto get me a set.

Hmm.... Looks like I'm still logged in on my buddy's computer....

Hmm.... Looks like I'm still logged in on my buddy's computer....

deal with it boy!!!!!!!

what is this crap? who can lean tractor tires up against stuff? that's fine. i can trump that. :flipoff2:


23.1-30 R2 (69") leaning up against a truck on 18.4-26 R2's (57") ....

http://www.jaxracing.com/chris/5tonbuild/tires4.jpg




the 16.9's are cheaper and will go through more without getting stuck... but hey, go ahead and get the 21.5-16.1's. :D

The 21.5 that was leaning against the Jimmy ended up on my wife's buggy, the blue one in the back, the buggy in the lead has 16.9 x 24s one set of tires works better in some conditions and the other works better others it is not cut and dry that one is better than the other.

Gus
http://pics.montypics.com/speedo/2007-10-17/1192686943_yoder_rd_7_18___07.jpg

Anybody running 18.4 x 16.1's? I am getting ready to order a set in a couple of days from Nebraska Tire. $399 each and $200 shipped to Louisiana. Anybody no of somewhere with better prices? What about wheel width, how wide should I run them on. I would like to get by with a set of 16x10's for now since that is a cheap common wheel I can get locally. Going on a Jeep and 1-ton's.

you guys running custom wheels or just getting new centers for the tractor wheels? Who sells them with different bolt patterns? Or do you just weld whatever bolt pattern you need in the wheel? Ive seen it done but it didnt look all that trustworthy.. Seems wheels in the rockwell pattern are plentifull, but i need 8x6.5

my local superior tire said they could get new centers for mine for $110 each. you may also want to check with youre local steel supplier. most times they have a huge laser table and can make stuff if you give them youre measurements.

one set of tires works better in some conditions and the other works better others it is not cut and dry that one is better than the other.

i've never seen that to be true.... but i can't really argue. you've got both sets side by side there. lol.

you guys running custom wheels or just getting new centers for the tractor wheels? Who sells them with different bolt patterns? Or do you just weld whatever bolt pattern you need in the wheel? Ive seen it done but it didnt look all that trustworthy.. Seems wheels in the rockwell pattern are plentifull, but i need 8x6.5

it depends... the white crew cab i posted pics of has tractor wheels with the centers out of a stock rockwell wheel welded in. mine are "custom" flat plate centers that were welded into a shell.

http://www.jaxracing.com/chris/5tonbuild/97.jpg

i've never seen that to be true.... but i can't really argue. you've got both sets side by side there. lol.

If it is just plain mud that you're running in then the 16.9s do better, if there is a vegetation mat floating on top of a bog then the 21.5s do better.

Gus

you guys running custom wheels or just getting new centers for the tractor wheels? Who sells them with different bolt patterns? Or do you just weld whatever bolt pattern you need in the wheel? Ive seen it done but it didnt look all that trustworthy.. Seems wheels in the rockwell pattern are plentifull, but i need 8x6.5

seems to me theres gotta be a cheaper way out there to put tractor tires on a truck. I have found out that a farmall cub has the same bolt pattern as a cherokee, ranger, etc (5x4.5), a ford 8n has a 8x6 pattern, just seems there has got to be a tractor with a 8x6.5 pattern. I'm still lookin.

yeah, $200 per tire and wheel plus $110 for a new center or $250 (not $110) and they will cut out and weld in a new center for you, if you dont have a two peice wheel..what a rip off for a 52" tire.

anybody got a pic of the 710/70/R38's on a truck? I drive a John deere 9400 that has dual all the way around. There's lots of old tires around the shop that still have tread. I just found some 5 ton rockwells and am thinking about how to get all this junk together.
btw if you want 33 or 35's in a tractor pattern just search for some ditch witch tires. Usually cheap. especially at some farm auctions.

gotto get me a set.

how much are those?

ive seen 33-35" tractor tires on jeeps at out off road park. they are on 15 and 16" wheels. i cant find them anywhere. do you know a site corey?

tucker tire.com best prices around

http://www.belleauwoodsamericanbulldogs.com/01-25-09_1633.jpg

http://c1.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/36/l_f41676a157ec445d9564e9c1ac060dcc.jpg

Heres the setup I was running 13.6x24 51 inch tall , But I traded for 46 baja claws.

Anybody run a 43 x 16 x 20? they are the R4 tread like on a backhoe or loader, but are only 4 ply so they shouldn't be too heavy. I found a pretty good deal on a set and wanted some input on them. Would the R4 tread pull pretty good in the mud?

Would the R4 tread pull pretty good in the mud?
They are o.k. A few guys run them. I would say they pull better than a cut bogger but a little less than an R1.

Best to just stick with an R1 or R2.

Well, no one hardly runs tractor tires in my area, mostly boggers ad TSL's. I just bought a set of 4 with wheels on ebay for 1165 shipped to my door. I can't get boggers or tsl's for that price and my rig isn't going to be streetable so I think we will see how they do. Thanks.

Here is a Chevy with 41" X 9" Firestones, 24" dia wheels, which I made. These require tubes inflated to atleast 30 PSI or they will spin and tear the valvestems. I have driven this on the road, and they ride fine at 35 mph, but wear fast.

Can anyone confirm that a 16.1" wheel is identical to a 16" wheel, and not in fact different by 0.1"?

Does anyone know off hand what the wheel bolt pattern is for 2.5T rockwells? I think its 6 on 8.75" but I want to make sure.

Thanks!

yup, thats it.

ive looked at the links where can i find one to convert these 18 x 950-8
21 x 11-8
23 x 850-12
23 x 10.50-12
26x12-12 into the rolling circumference?

what? youre numbers are strange. are you giving wheel width too? michelinag.com

im guessing so heres the website im looking at for those numbers http://duroatvtires.com/tractor_tires.htm maybe im reading to much into this and confuing myself

ive looked at the links where can i find one to convert these 18 x 950-8
21 x 11-8
23 x 850-12
23 x 10.50-12
26x12-12 into the rolling circumference?


FORMULA: Pi (3.14159) x Tire Diameter = Circumference in Inches

These are the tires I just bought on ebay
43x16-20
4 tires and wheels for $1165 shipped to my door.
Not my first choice in tread, but they are only 130 lbs. apeice without the wheel and the tread should pull pretty good.

i have heard that those r-4's pull better than a cut bogger but less than a r-1.

That is what I am hoping for. I wanted to go with the R-1's, but new price for a set of 4 shipped was about $1800. Not a bad price, but I couldn't pass on these for 4 tires and wheels $1165 shipped. Just need to get a set of 8-lug centers and of course get my junk put together.

Oh yeah, I looked those tires up on Titan's website and they list for about $860 each! That doesn't count the 4 Titan 20x14 wheels that came with mine!

That is what I am hoping for. I wanted to go with the R-1's, but new price for a set of 4 shipped was about $1800. Not a bad price, but I couldn't pass on these for 4 tires and wheels $1165 shipped. Just need to get a set of 8-lug centers and of course get my junk put together.

Oh yeah, I looked those tires up on Titan's website and they list for about $860 each! That doesn't count the 4 Titan 20x14 wheels that came with mine!

i paid $838 shipped to my door for brand new 14.9-24 R1's (49" tall) about a year ago....

i can get 4 new 16.9 r24 52"tall shipped to my door for $975. granted no wheels. wheels can be spendy depending on what way you go.

Those are pretty good prices, but those are bigger than what I was looking for. Were are u getting those 14.9 x 24's at? I got a buddy looking for some.

c.c. burgess tire out of arkansas....

also try tucker tire, nebraksa tire, and tire town.... but ccburgess has been the cheapest the 2 times i was buying new tires.

do u no were in arkansas? that may not be too far a drive for me.

do u no were in arkansas? that may not be too far a drive for me.

http://www.dealerdiscounttire.com/detail/1283/cc-burgess-tire-rentals-inc.html


less than one minute with google..

i can get 4 new 16.9 r24 52"tall shipped to my door for $975. granted no wheels. wheels can be spendy depending on what way you go.
From where?

tire town. not interested in my 5 tons? i havent went after them yet.

My position at work just got knocked down to 32 hours a week,might have to hold off on spending $$ for the mud truck

damn, that sucks. i havent worked for 4 weeks and was hopin to sell them. i will get them here and checkem out in the next few weeks.

I just picked up a set of 53" Michilin XL's for $400.00, I'm going with rockwells under my FSJ Cherokee and was wondering what size rims I need and any preference as to who to buy them through??

hey mudchief, got pics of your rig posted somewhere?

16.5x16.1 firestones

http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb35/chevyguy15/DSCN2810.jpg
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb35/chevyguy15/DSCN2809.jpg

I just picked up a set of 53" Michilin XL's for $400.00, I'm going with rockwells under my FSJ Cherokee and was wondering what size rims I need and any preference as to who to buy them through??

Heavy Duty 20"x11" Stazworks, two piece with inserts.
http://www.stazworks.com/rims.htm

I Met A Guy In Sodaville Oregon He Was Runnin Some 18.4x16.1 On 16X12 Simulated Beadlocks He Never Slipped On The Rim And Alway Held When Hes Throttlin. His Tires Measures To About 44" Im Tryin To get Em From Him lol

are they the square lugged ones or the angled firestones? had a bunch of both on swathers when i worked on a farm. the square ones seemed better, plus you had more options for cutting them.

12.4 x 24 titans , measure 47 inches tall . used to run cut boggers then tried these out and i don't think i'll ever run boggers again:D
http://i393.photobucket.com/albums/pp16/79redneck460/034.jpg
http://i393.photobucket.com/albums/pp16/79redneck460/001-11.jpg

on firestone any of the power implement tires look pretty good im looking at set of farm service lugs

16.5x16.1 firestones

http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb35/chevyguy15/DSCN2810.jpg
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb35/chevyguy15/DSCN2809.jpg

wat do these measure out to be?

wat do these measure out to be?

http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthread.php?t=180275

Post 8# 3/4 way down the page

http://www.minnesotamud.com/showthread.php?6746-tire-options

Thats the best I got for you right now.

Nat

16.5-16.1's are around 40-41" tall

Guys lookin for rims on the cheap, I run 9.5x24's on my truck and they are mounted on crop sprayer rims. 8x6.5 BP. You have to find which sprayer it is though. I cant recall off hand.

http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj98/rinny650/168687_1677318064465_1582893553_1441765_3535854_n. jpg

This would be a good replacement for a set of 37x13-16 boggers. No need for new rims, just use your 16".

https://www6.corecommerce.com/~petestirebar695/images/products/1790.jpg

Firestone R-1 Traction Field & Road Tire

* Wear- and snag-resistant tread compounded with flexible sidewall rubber for a great ride and long tire life
* Trademarked 23° tread for excellent traction and durability
* Special weather-resistant sidewall compound means long tire life
* Many features at a great price makes this our best value in a 23° bias tire

Ply Rating: 4
Rim Width: 11.00 inches
Overall Width: 12.4 inches
Overall Diameter: 37.6 inches
Static Load Radius: 17.1 inches
Rolling Circumference: 106 inches
Bar Height Index: 45 (32nds)
Bar Height: 1.42 inches
Flat Plate: 90 inches
Tire Weight: 66 lbs
Max Load & Inflation: 1430 lbs @ 16 psi

Specs for a 37x13.00-16LT bogger

Tire Weight: 83 lbs
Ply Rating: 6
Skid Depth 22/32
Tread Width 12.2
Overall Diameter: 36.8
Rim 16x10

Can be found here:
http://tires-usa.com/firestone_tires.php?page=12

Nat

what do these 16.5 x 16.1 ag tires measure out to be?

Your tires can be found here to buy.

http://www.nebraskatire.com/ag_tires/implement.htm

And really good prices of a few good sizes here.

http://www.tiretown.com/front.htm

Nat