(1) Super Turf Tire Assembly 18x9.50-8 Fits Toro TimeCutter eXmark Quest 110-6883

What It Is

This is a complete 18x9.50-8 Super Turf tire assembly (wheel and tire mounted, ready to bolt on) designed for zero-turn mowers like Toro TimeCutter and eXmark Quest models. It’s a direct replacement for the OEM part 110-6883, intended for drive wheels on residential/commercial mowers that need a smooth, low-profile turf tire that won’t tear up grass.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify these three things:

1. Model & OEM Number – Confirmed fits Toro TimeCutter (all SS, SW, MX models) and eXmark Quest (all models). Cross-check your mower’s OEM part number against 110-6883. If your mower uses a different OEM number (e.g., 105-9064), this won’t match without adapter hardware.
2. Tire Size – Must be 18x9.50-8. Measure your current tire’s sidewall markings. If you have 18x8.50-8 or 20x10-8, this assembly is the wrong size.
3. Bolt Pattern – This assembly uses a 4-bolt pattern on a 4-inch center (common for Toro/eXmark drive wheels). Measure your hub’s bolt circle; if it’s 4.5-inch or 5-inch, this won’t fit.

No adapter plates or modifications needed for listed models—just remove the old wheel and bolt this on.

Key Things to Know

• Quality – These are OEM-equivalent tires, not cheap aftermarket. The rubber is softer for turf tread but wears faster on concrete or gravel. Expect about 200–300 hours of residential use before significant tread loss.
• Installation – Simple bolt-on job. You’ll need a 3/4-inch socket and a torque wrench (tighten to 55–65 ft-lbs). No tire mounting or balancing required.
• Common Gotcha – The valve stem is on the inside of the wheel. If you have a dual-wheel setup or tight clearance, you may need a 90-degree valve stem adapter to check air pressure easily.
• Weight – Each assembly weighs about 18 lbs. Heavier than some cheap aftermarket options, which means better stability but slightly more strain on the transmission.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a direct, no-hassle replacement for a worn drive tire on a Toro TimeCutter or eXmark Quest and want OEM-level quality without the dealer markup. Skip it if your mower uses a different bolt pattern or tire size, or if you’re on a tight budget—there are cheaper aftermarket options (but expect shorter tread life and potential fitment issues).