My 2005 B7610 needs new tires, but I need to go with AG tires instead of what came on it. stuck too many times in eastern KY clay and mud, what rims/tire size would I have to purchase?
Please advise
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The rims you have will accept ag tires. The size will be the same as the tires already on the tractor.
Think of it in the same way some people have to install snow tires because of where they live. The snow tires go on the rims that previously had summer tires on them. You are just going to be buying a tire with a more aggressive tread which will fit on the same rims. In this way you don't get into any problems if your tractor is a 4x4 and there has to be a certain ratio between the diameters of the front and rear tires.
Dave M7040
Think of it in the same way some people have to install snow tires because of where they live. The snow tires go on the rims that previously had summer tires on them. You are just going to be buying a tire with a more aggressive tread which will fit on the same rims. In this way you don't get into any problems if your tractor is a 4x4 and there has to be a certain ratio between the diameters of the front and rear tires.
Dave M7040
My B7610 is a 4x4, I looked on line but could not find any AG tires the same sizes.
Front- 23x8.5-12 NHS
Rear- 12-16.5 NHS
Front- 23x8.5-12 NHS
Rear- 12-16.5 NHS
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Your industrial rims will not fit Ag tires... Sorry 
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Fronts are the same size Dia. 12" but width is two wide... Yes you can get tires to fit the rim but in a 4X4 you have to be mindful of the ratio of the tires as you will do damage if it's the wrong ratio.
Factory size Ag tires are 7-16 front and 11.2-16 rear
Both are available in a Goodyear tire.
If you want to go with larger tires, you need to know the RC of the original tire set up, 72 RC Front and 106 RC rear, if you go larger you need to maintain that ratio.
You might be able to get a deal from Tucker tire, they sell sets sometimes for great prices! http://www.tuckertire.com/
.Fronts are the same size Dia. 12" but width is two wide... Yes you can get tires to fit the rim but in a 4X4 you have to be mindful of the ratio of the tires as you will do damage if it's the wrong ratio.
Factory size Ag tires are 7-16 front and 11.2-16 rear
Both are available in a Goodyear tire.
If you want to go with larger tires, you need to know the RC of the original tire set up, 72 RC Front and 106 RC rear, if you go larger you need to maintain that ratio.
You might be able to get a deal from Tucker tire, they sell sets sometimes for great prices! http://www.tuckertire.com/
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