[J-Mech]

Originally Posted by Tony h

This is the style Ag tire I have. they are symmetrical.
My bad, I kind of separate Construction Tread and Turf Tread. I used the term Ag tread thinking Turf.
https://www.tirebuyer.com/tires/lawn...rf-saver/45175

It helps if you know what tire you have.


AG TIRE:
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Not to be confused with a pulling tire:
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This style is a "construction" or "industrial" tread.
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Turf style tread:
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And these are a category their own. I consider them an aggressive turf, or "all terrain". They do not fit any other category.
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I think you will find chains on a steer tire to be a waste, but go ahead and get them and try them out.
Figure out a different direction to plow that gets the job done. My suggestion: Push snow uphill at the curve, or use a snowblower. It's OK to get off the tractor and use a shovel to get you started if you have trouble getting going the direction you need to go.