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Let me say I am sorry if I bought the wrong brand of tractor but I am annoyed by statements that say people do not have the right to express their opinions by whatever means available in the USA. Football players have a podium because the media thinks the National Anthem is a video opportunity...

I've looked at rubber strap type and regular steel chain - I think I'm going to get the steel chains and keep the original turf tires. The chains are cheap enough to beat the price I can get the tires and buy some chain to make up a set. On to the next project idea... a plow for the loader

This agrees more with my experience. Maybe it depends on where you live and the type of winter. At least once / year here there is a storm that puts rain after snow on frozen ground. It's a mess. Heavy wet snow, ice at the ground level, very difficult to move. It seems the turf tires spin easy...

so do you use ag tires in the winter ?

Thanks. I updated my profile. I have since read some posts on here and see that some guys think the turf tires work well on snow. Seems counter-intuitive but I guess it's worth a try. Maybe the larger contact area makes up for the lighter contact pressure. Also, tire chains will be quite cheap...

Thanks. I am aware of this fact about 4WD and it's a good thing to remind people about. I did some research to find the matching car tire size and found 195/65R15 to be a match to my rear turf tires.

Hey! New member here. I'm thinking about getting some car rims and tires to replace the rear turf set for the winter. I'm thinking the turf tires would be basically useless on snow and ice, maybe ok with chains. It looks like a Honda 5 lug rim would be a direct fit and easy to fit chains to due...