Tires 1951 8n

If you live near an AG Tire dealer, go there. I use my nearest Firestone AG dealer, about 25 miles away. I also usually buy from Miler Tire in Ohio. I can buy from them and get them shipped to my dealer a lot cheaper than direct to my home. Miller offers a few brands priced from budget-minded to exact reproductions. Try and match the other one if only replacing one tread will matter. Size matters too. 10 x 28 was the OEM on N's, now numbered as 11.2 x 28 but the same thing.

Tim Daley(MI)
TRACTOR TIRES
 
(quoted from post at 03:30:09 07/03/18) If you live near an AG Tire dealer, go there. I use my nearest Firestone AG dealer, about 25 miles away. I also usually buy from Miler Tire in Ohio. I can buy from them and get them shipped to my dealer a lot cheaper than direct to my home. Miller offers a few brands priced from budget-minded to exact reproductions. Try and match the other one if only replacing one tread will matter. Size matters too. 10 x 28 was the OEM on N's, now numbered as 11.2 x 28 but the same thing.

Tim Daley(MI)
TRACTOR TIRES

Those a re little too big for the front. I bought a set of 19" 3-rib tires and tubes through Amazon. Amazon Tires. They are round, hold air, and look good. They were $15 cheaper a few months ago though.
 
I have 19" rims and went to the local motorcycle shop and they gave me used bike tires that I use as turf tires. Works great.
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