Tractor Tires

[Anonymous-0]

I recently bought a Internationl 350 utility gas. Needs new tires on the rear and front. I got the tire size off of external_link. If you happen to have a tractor like this, what size tires do you run on yours? It has turf tires on it now, but I will put the regular tractor tires on it. Thanks for any info.

Darin.

 

[rustyfarmall]

You will want the same size in the ag tires as what the turf tires are. You really do not want to change tire sizes unless you are going to change to a different size of rim also.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Good point. I also have an extra set of wheels that came with this tractor. Do they stamp those at all to say what size tire is suppose to go on there?

Thanks, Darin

 

[rustyfarmall]

There is a possibility that the size is stamped somewhere, but whether you can find it is another thing. The best way is to just measure the width and the diameter.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Stamping is usually on the side of the rim that the tube fits against. You can also just measure it with a tape. First stamped number is the width- where the bead fits. Second is the diameter, again, where the base of the bead fits. Typically full inch measurements, like 12 x 28, etc.

 

[ScottMO]

I have a '57 IH 350 gas loader/backhoe. The rears are 14.9x24 & the front has 16" wheels but not correct tires(has truck tires). The manual calls for:
front
F-2 tread: 5.5x16, 6.00x16, 7.50x16
I-2 tread: 7.50x16
rear
R-1 and/or R-2: 12x24, 13x24, 14x24, 10x28, 11x28, 12x28, 13x28
R-3: 14x24, 11x28, 12x28