Mudding Mower Tires

Do you guys think the outer tire or current inner tire is best for muddin?

i think the outer ne would work best,

I believe also that the outer one would work best.

Thanks! Thats what i was thinking but i wasnt sure.

Yeah i would go the outer.

If you run those tires you should flip them backwards (reverse tread) and see witch way works best. Sounds funny but I've seen big improvement before.

They would both work well,

Good open blocks pretty much self cleaning if you can spin them fast enough.

The taller tire will dig deeper and get your tractor through deeper crap.

Ha! Sounds interesting and I've never seen it. Ill try it.

if they both hold air, and have decent tread, the you can't go wrong either way. Like Copperhed mentioned, a taller tire is the only real way to "lift" your mower, and get more distance between your transaxle and the ground.
Bigger tires will also make it go a little faster, and will be more stressful on the trans, but you tires look narrow, which is perfect.... I never liked wide tires.. they just float and spin on the top of the mud.
Narrow tires dig down to solid ground. Look at the big ass farm tractors... Tall, narrow tires... those things rarely get stuck.

Woah fearless is actually posting lol yea i used front blaster tires tall and skinny.

Anything is better than turfs. I would go with the one that has the deepest tread.

Doug Fackler wrote:

Anything is better than turfs. I would go with the one that has the deepest tread.

Yeah turfs dont do good.
I use like 24x6x13s inch tires for mine tall and skinny.

the inner thats what im running 25x12x10

I'd put the at489s in the front and outer tires on back

outer tires

The outer ones have a better v tread and are taller so I'd go with the outers