MaxAutoLawn Mower Tires 15x6.00-6 & 20x8.00-8 Riding Mower Garden Cart Tractor Turf Tire, 4PR Tubeless (2 Front +2 Rear) 15x6-6 Front and 20x8-8 Rear Lawnmower Tire

These fit my Bolens model: 13W1762F065.They arrived Not compressed, ready to take a bead.Not owning tire spoons, I did get the front tires off the rim with a flat pry bar and a long handled regular screwdriver… inching along to get the tire over the rim… on and off. I used the combustion method to set the new beads without issue… easiest part of the re-install.The rear tires proved harder for me to handle & after I got enough of a lip over the rim (see photo), I just cut the big tire mostly off which made getting it off the rest of the rim easier, being more flexibility.This was my first effort at a putting new tires on rims at home. This is definitely something a capable DIY’r can do. All told it probably took me between 2-3 hours total… most of the time spent on figuring out how to get the old tire off the first rim without the right tools. It may be worth buying a set of tire spoons for the aggravation.The tires look and feel of high quality. If they last a decade like my original tires did, they’ll probably outlast the engine.

These tires work very Well !!

Good quality and price. Delivered right away.

No idea how well they will hold up but good for my infrequently used tractor.

Really Like the quality, no issues good value

These tires are well made and fit our lawnmower perfectly!I recommend

Boy, nothing is better than beating the old tires off the your lawn tractor. It is next to impossible to break the old bead on the small tires. I got one done before I took them to a place with a tire machine to break off the beads from the rims. With that done, these spooned right on saving me HOURS of frustration. The rear tires needed a strap and a bead blaster to get them to seat, the fronts popped right on without an issue. Save yourself the hassle... bring them to a tire place

All four tires arrived in good timing and excellent condition.Had to youtube a few times for different DIY bead seating techniques. I used one method for the rears (the bucket method) and another method for the fronts (combustible brake fluid method), but once they were installed, the mower sat higher and drove like a new machine (the former tires were way past retirement).Well worth the time & money.