My tires are pretty old, dry rotted, and aren't as round as they used to be. I'm looking for new tires with wider spaced lugs to improve snow traction. The current tire size is listed as 4.10/3.5 to 6 but Im not exactly sure what that means. When im searching for new tires, I see some listed as 4.10 to 6 and I'm wondering if that would be a good replacement. Do you think that size would work? Also any recommendations on what kind of tires to get and where I might find them?
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4.10/3.50 x 6 tire replacement
- Thread starter Kuzma
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4.10 is the width of the tires, 3.50 is the height of the sidewall and 6 is the wheel diameter so it's simplified to 4.10 to 6 which is the same tire and yes, it's a good fit. As for brands you can go with Carlisle, Kenda, and Deestone and you can find them on amazon, ebay or you can look for them at the local tire or mower shop. If they don't have them at the moment, they can easily order them for you.
They are basically the same size and 4.10 to about 6 will fit just fine. Then traction requires something with aggressive tread, Carlisle isn't a bad oneMy tires are pretty old, dry rotted, and aren't as round as they used to be. I'm looking for new tires with wider spaced lugs to improve snow traction. The current tire size is listed as 4.10/3.5 to 6 but Im not exactly sure what that means. When im searching for new tires, I see some listed as 4.10 to 6 and I'm wondering if that would be a good replacement. Do you think that size would work? Also any recommendations on what kind of tires to get and where I might find them?
I heard Deestone is crap, how true is that? Anyway, imma check the other 2 you mentioned, thanks.4.10 is the width of the tires, 3.50 is the height of the sidewall and 6 is the wheel diameter so it's simplified to 4.10 to 6 which is the same tire and yes, it's a good fit. As for brands you can go with Carlisle, Kenda, and Deestone and you can find them on amazon, ebay or you can look for them at the local tire or mower shop. If they don't have them at the moment, they can easily order them for you.
Thanks..They are basically the same size and 4.10 to about 6 will fit just fine. Then traction requires something with aggressive tread, Carlisle isn't a bad one