Comments on: Tractor Tires Not Just for Tractors http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:52:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: admin http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors/comment-page-1/#comment-11043 admin Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:52:33 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=589#comment-11043 Hi Dallen, Other than what I've written below in other replies, I'm not sure what other alternatives would work for you. Brian Hi Dallen,

Other than what I’ve written below in other replies, I’m not sure what other alternatives would work for you.

Brian

]]> By: dallen http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors/comment-page-1/#comment-11029 dallen Sun, 15 Jan 2012 04:54:12 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=589#comment-11029 hey i am in the demo derbies and i am looking for some super aggressive tires that will mount on to a 15 or 16 in rim.. I dont want a whole lot of side wall, and the thicker the ply of the tire the better. if i could get solid ones i would. i just dont know what to look for. I have ran bobcat tires but the rim would slip on the tire, i want to be able to run a setup than can handle a stock 360 with a ford nine 4,11 gears.. please help hey i am in the demo derbies and i am looking for some super aggressive tires that will mount on to a 15 or 16 in rim.. I dont want a whole lot of side wall, and the thicker the ply of the tire the better. if i could get solid ones i would. i just dont know what to look for. I have ran bobcat tires but the rim would slip on the tire, i want to be able to run a setup than can handle a stock 360 with a ford nine 4,11 gears.. please help

]]> By: admin http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors/comment-page-1/#comment-10878 admin Wed, 28 Dec 2011 20:04:18 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=589#comment-10878 Hi Andrew, I know there are jeep forums out there that discuss the best tire fitments - probably a 8x16 (30.5" tall and 6" rim width) or 9.5x16 (33.3" tall and 8" rim width) ag. tire. Google Jeep + farm lug tires. Brian Hi Andrew,

I know there are jeep forums out there that discuss the best tire fitments – probably a 8×16 (30.5″ tall and 6″ rim width) or 9.5×16 (33.3″ tall and 8″ rim width) ag. tire.
Google Jeep + farm lug tires.

Brian

]]> By: brandon http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors/comment-page-1/#comment-10853 brandon Mon, 26 Dec 2011 05:17:26 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=589#comment-10853 i got a 1987 jeep i want to put some trator tires on it it has a 15 inc wheel and it has 31s on it now but i want 33 tartor tires on it need help on how to do it i got a 1987 jeep i want to put some trator tires on it it has a 15 inc wheel and it has 31s on it now but i want 33 tartor tires on it need help on how to do it

]]> By: serge http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors/comment-page-1/#comment-1895 serge Sat, 03 Apr 2010 20:11:11 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=589#comment-1895 Nice video! First time I see off-roader use tractor tires. I guess mud tires can also be called "tractor tires"! Nice video! First time I see off-roader use tractor tires. I guess mud tires can also be called “tractor tires”!

]]> By: admin http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors/comment-page-1/#comment-1625 admin Mon, 01 Mar 2010 13:11:53 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=589#comment-1625 Hey Andrew, 15" rims are not going to cut it for a farm lug tire. 16" rim more likely. They make a 8x16 lug tire, but it's only 30.5" tall. A 9.5x16 is 33.3" tall. It carries 1,390lbs per tire at 30psi and max load speed = 20 mph. Rim width required is 8" wide. Hey Andrew,

15″ rims are not going to cut it for a farm lug tire.
16″ rim more likely. They make a 8×16 lug tire, but it’s only 30.5″ tall.
A 9.5×16 is 33.3″ tall. It carries 1,390lbs per tire at 30psi and max load speed = 20 mph.
Rim width required is 8″ wide.

]]> By: andrew hosford http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/tractor-tires-not-just-for-tractors/comment-page-1/#comment-1598 andrew hosford Sat, 27 Feb 2010 05:06:35 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=589#comment-1598 I have a jeep that never sees road use and is primarily used on our farm as a kick around rig. hauls wagon into woods for firewood. which can get rather muddy at times. Its primary uses include mostly muddy conditions as well as many tree roots. Not to worried about flotation as much as I am about traction.I am wanting to find a set of tractor tires to run on my jeep. I would like it to be a 15 inch rim. I would like the tire height to be around 33 inches tall. I have been searching the internet and not comeing up with much in the way of sizea for this. A deeper lug tread would be great. Any help in my search would be greatly apreciated I have a jeep that never sees road use and is primarily used on our farm as a kick around rig. hauls wagon into woods for firewood. which can get rather muddy at times. Its primary uses include mostly muddy conditions as well as many tree roots. Not to worried about flotation as much as I am about traction.I am wanting to find a set of tractor tires to run on my jeep. I would like it to be a 15 inch rim. I would like the tire height to be around 33 inches tall. I have been searching the internet and not comeing up with much in the way of sizea for this. A deeper lug tread would be great.
Any help in my search would be greatly apreciated

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