Super M Front Tires

[Anonymous-0]

Could some one please tell me the tires size for the Super M's front tires. I do have a Wide Front end if that makes any difference. Unfortunately don't know the Wide Fronts manufacture, ( serial tag is destoryed) I would also like to know what Titan sells that would be similar if not the same. Thanks for the help.
-David Goode Coggon, IA

 

[georgeky]

I have 6.00 X 16 on one and 6.50 X 16 on the other. Either work well. I didn't have very good luck with Titan tires and will never buy anther one. I had a knot come up on the side wall of a brand new one. Drove 6 miles from the store and it just popped up. They would not give me a new tire, a refund or nothing. Said my front end loader voided the warranty. I ask that morning for a tire that would stand up to the loader and they happily sold me an 8 ply front tire they said would work, then backed up after the defective tire wasn't any good. Lots of other folks had bad luck with them as well.

 

[Anonymous-0]

The only reason I was looking at Titan was they are American made, and my rear tires are Titan, so I thought I would put Titans on the Front. This Tractor does have a Loader like yours so what brand should I buy?...Goodyear? Thanks again.

-David Goode Coggon, IA

 

[CENTAUR]

Have you GOGGLED(TITAN TIRES)?They give the specs there.Print them out and play show and tell. CENTAUR

 

[Anonymous-0]

Goodyear is no longer in farm tire business the following is posted on Goodyear site.

"Goodyear has sold its farm tire business in United States and Canada to Titan Tire Company."

 

[Anonymous-0]

6.50 firestones no complaints my two cents

 

[SKM]

MY DAD HAS HAD TROUBLE WITH TITAN TIRES I WOULD NOT RECOMEND BUYING THEM THEY GET AIR BUBLES BETWEEN THE LAYERS OF RUBBER THEN BLOWOUT

 

[Anonymous-0]

Theur tires must be O.K. as lots of new tractors come from factory with them and must be a realy bad dealer to say they were not covered by warranty because of loader i do believe me and that dealer would have had some serious talks all the way to the top wheel.

 

[teddy52food]

Are you running them tubeless when yhey should have tubes in? We had better luck with the township grader using tubes even though the tires were supposed to be tubeless. Less ply seperation in all brands.