John Deere X320 Tire Question

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carnes533

Discussion Starter · Jul 17, 2009

Got a new X320 and was wondering if anyone has put any aftermarket tire such as like you would find on a x540 or a set of bar tires. I was hoping that they make them cause when i picked it up at Nelson Tractor i seen one of the LA100 series mowers that had a set of bar tires like a bigger tractor. If anybody knows please fill me in. Thanks!

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pfreiburger

· #2 · Jul 17, 2009

Not sure, but check out:

http://www.carlisletire.com/

http://www.cedarrapidstire.com/home.php

Good info on the first, good selection on the second.

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Chris223

· #3 · Jul 17, 2009

good god that dealer sticker is massive.

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carnes533

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jul 17, 2009

thanks i found a chevron type with the bars on the carlisletire site.

problem is the original tire is 22x11-10 and the only one i can find close to it is 21x11-10. Would it be ok to go 1" smaller?

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carnes533

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jul 17, 2009

hahaha yea i know when i bought my zero turn from them i refused for them to put it on there and i called before i went to buy the X320 and they had already put that dang thing on there before i got there. but i did let them know it was to big. Sad thing is there is one on the other side too!

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pfreiburger

· #6 · Jul 18, 2009

I probably would not go to a smaller diameter, as I generally don't want to reduce ground clearance (even though it would only be 1/2").

Maybe there is something in another tread pattern that would be OK. What does JD use on their other models?

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slongholio

· #7 · Jul 20, 2009

I've plugged mine unsuccessfully five or six times. Have two tires, that just insist on having a slow leak, even when plugged.

Anyone know if fix-a-flat works in tractor tires? The tread is ok, but kind of annoying to have to pump the tires up every time.

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Tractor-Holic

· #8 · Jul 21, 2009

I'd avoid "Slime" or "Fix-A-Flat,it only ends up making a gooey mess and rusting the rims out in a short time--wont fix bead leaks or dry rot crack slow leaks either..tubes are a better way to fix a leaky tire,and they dont cost much as two cans of the other stuff would have-(and probably not work!)..

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davidg

· #9 · Jul 21, 2009

my dealer puts their sticker on the back. since the rear fender of the X500 is too narrow for it, they stuck it UNDER my seat!

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