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Old 07-11-2014, 03:47 PM
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Default 882 tire recommendations
Hello I'm looking for some recommendations for a set of AG style tires for my 882. The size is 23-10.5-12. I'm looking for maximum traction and good fit. Pics would be great if possable. Thank You
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I just picked up a set of deestone ags for my 108, price was very reasonable and they look great. Traction is also very good even on wet grass with no weight.
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I can post pics when i get home.
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heres some pics, sorry there a little dirty.
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Here is my 882 with the Firestones and V61's.
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Thank you for the pictures. Looks good. What size are your tires?
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They are the same stock rims 23x10.5x12. They are made for Miller Tire only.
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Thanks for the pics. Both sets of tires look great. I like the price of the Destones they are verry hard to pass up for the price. The Firestones are 3x the price and that's hard to pay, but I do like the look of the Firestones. The Firestones do look like a bigger tire? How do the Firestones compare in size to the original turf tires on your 882? I will be mowing with these tires so I think it would be best to stay with the stock tire height or bigger so there would be the least issues with mower deck height. Thank You.
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his firestones are 23x10.50 and my deestone are 23x8.50 which is why the firestones look bigger.
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his firestones are 23x10.50 and my deestone are 23x8.50 which is why the firestones look bigger.
Well that explains it. Thank You for your help.
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