John Deere 2010

Gregday

Member
I recently purchased a John Deere 2010 and it needs a new rear tire. The size that?s on it now is 13.9-36. I was looking at prices and it seems extremely expensive for that size and they are hard to find. I?ve found 13.6-36 for quite a bit cheaper. Could I use that size instead??
 

Maybe replacing both rear tires with 13.6 x 36 would be as economical. Advertise the other 13.9 x 36, you might recoup part of the cost.
 
(quoted from post at 12:09:07 04/06/20) I recently purchased a John Deere 2010 and it needs a new rear tire. The size that?s on it now is 13.9-36. I was looking at prices and it seems extremely expensive for that size and they are hard to find. I?ve found 13.6-36 for quite a bit cheaper. Could I use that size instead??

Yes 13.6x36 is the modern day tire.
You will need to replace both tires as the 13.6 a taller than the 13.9
 
Will the 13.6 still fit inside the fender. Also I had a guy tell me that
the 13.6 is way narrower than the rim... is that accurate? Would it
then look funny?
 
(quoted from post at 12:40:42 04/06/20) Will the 13.6 still fit inside the fender. Also I had a guy tell me that
the 13.6 is way narrower than the rim... is that accurate? Would it
then look funny?

I put 13.6 on my 2010 all of 10 years ago.
They do not look funny and I do not recall of raising the fender up which is 4 bolts and 15 minutes of your time if needed. My fenders are high enough so the tries chains do not hit them in the winter time.

As for width...
13.6" vs. 13.9" simple math here.
 
(quoted from post at 13:54:06 04/06/20) What size tires go on the front. It has car tires right now. I know it?s
a 14in rim

I have 6.00 x 16...
Maybe they are 6.50 x 16
The tractor sets level

defiantly not the 7.50 x 16
 
My 2010 had one 13.6" and one 13.9" rear tire. Used it to bush hog for about seven years in that condition. Yeah, the difference in size is noticeable and maybe it did lean a little, but other than that, I gave the matter little attention. I recall having trouble finding the 13.9's and understood that they were possibly being phased out.
 
(quoted from post at 07:09:07 04/06/20) I recently purchased a John Deere 2010 and it needs a new rear tire. The size that?s on it now is 13.9-36. I was looking at prices and it seems extremely expensive for that size and they are hard to find. I?ve found 13.6-36 for quite a bit cheaper. Could I use that size instead??

Is it too late to back out of the deal. Can you resell it ?
What are the tasks you have in mind for 2010 ?
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. We wish that you had asked about any 2010 and diesel 1010's here prior to the purchase.
 
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