What Tires are Best for Me?

Ok, first of all, I know I have posted about this many times over. I think I am kind of bipolar because I cannot seem to decide what tires are best for my 210. I WANT the different tires for the looks, but at the same time, I NEED tires that will be most suitable for the many things I do with the tractor. Now I know we are all from different parts of the US and Canada and the environments are very diverse (more or less snow, different types of grass, more or less rainfall, etc). I will post a few pics to show you. I originally wanted Carlisle Tru Powers for the look of an ag tractor. I take my 210 mudding in the woods sometimes and The turf tires obviously aren't ideal for it. Ags would be the best bet. Now onto mowing. My lawn is much like sod. Meanwhile, my neighbors lawns are crabgrass, johnson grass, etc, and are really rough to ride on (hence why I don't have a zero turn). And a few of them have some pretty steep hills. So I know ags will help on the hills, but what about on my own lawn? My uncle recently drove his Ford loader tractor with ag tires across our lawn during landscaping and tore it up after just a few passes. So I don't know if ags would be best for my own lawn. Don't want to have to switch back and forth between tires when I mow different lawns and when I go mudding. (Is it true that Carlisle is discontinuing the Tru Powers?).

Now some of us buy HDAP tires for everything. They seem to be a good tire for everything. They will not tear my grass or my neighbors' grass up. And I hear they are great for snow too. And must be great for dirt since they are ATV tires. But I do not plan to plow snow with my 210 for a while, so snow removal is out of the equation. If I have to, I will buy tire chains, weights, or even fill my tires (which method is better for weight?), or let a little pressure out for more traction.

The current turf tires are the original ones and have been on there since 1983. They have about 70% tread left and are awfully cracked. The right rear doesn't hold air either. Turf tires are obviously best for mowing, as I have used them on my lawn and my customer's lawns. Both the LA150 and the Cub Cadet have them and I very rarely get in a tough spot with them. Turf tires are good for these machines but back to the looks....I don't really want them because of the way they look.

So hopefully I haven't been to confusing to everyone. There just seems to be such a huge variety of options with these old garden tractors and they are easily customize-able. I was planning on keeping a spare set of rims and turf tires if I ever decided to switch back, but I really just want something that looks great and can be used to mow my lawn:

Go through the back woods and down the lane (which looks a lot rougher than it is):

And mow my neighbor's yards, especially the ones with the hills like this:

Right now I have to make the best of the turfs as they slowly wear out. I want to be able to do this once and for all. Maybe in the future if I acquire a 318 or something like it I will put ags on it or something just for looks (like the bigger 26" tires). Thanks for your help guys, it's really amazing to have a forum full of knowledgeable people here that can help. Otherwise I don't know what I would do.