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D10 Restoration Tires

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Topic: D10 Restoration Tires
Posted By: Jeff K
Subject: D10 Restoration Tires
Date Posted: 28 Dec 2015 at 3:00pm
Guys, it's time for me to buy some new tires for my D10 restoration. I want to buy new tires (not interested in used) and the front tires are pretty easy to find and are affordable.

My issue is not really knowing what I need for the rears. The tires that came off are labeled 12.4 - 24 on 11" rim. There is also a directional arrow and R-1 labeled on it.

This tractor will never see field work again but it will do a parade or two and some tractor shows.

I am looking for some opinions on what I should buy, where I should buy it and what do you think I should pay.

I am also interested in learning what those numbers really mean. I think the 24 is an absolute number that I need to match but the 12.4 is probably a variable width. Does the 11" rim limit me to certain widths of tires?

I have never purchased tractor tires before so any wisdom you can share will be appreciated.

Thanks guys :)

Jeff



Replies:
Posted By: Dakota Dave
Date Posted: 28 Dec 2015 at 4:03pm
12.4 is the section width of the mounted tire. 24 is the diameter of the rim its mounted on. You must have a 24" tire on a 24" rim.11" is the width between the beads on the rim. Recommended tire width for that rim is 12.4. I'd stick with the same size tire. Nebraska tire has the listed in a R1 tire for 225 per tire. I personally try to get mine locally since it's about $100 per tire to get them shipped. Youll want new tubes also around here if I buy tires at the local dealer they will get me tube at a reasonable price and in the past have always mounted for free.if you ring a tire in its $100 to mount one. Make sure your rims are cleaned and painted at least on the inside.ive had mine completely painted when I drop them off to get mounted and think that works the best.


Posted By: Jeff K
Date Posted: 28 Dec 2015 at 4:46pm
Thanks Dave.


Posted By: DiyDave
Date Posted: 28 Dec 2015 at 6:04pm
Try looking at M.E.Miller's website.  They have a lot of info, there, Style of tire is a 45ยบ angle cleat.  Brand could be GY, FS, or BFG, if you want the original look.  Miller will also bring the tires near to you, if you have a show near you, and you get the tire order in early enough...



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