13x6.50-6 Flat Free Lawn Mower Tires and Wheel with 3/4" bearing bore Flat-Free, with 5/8" bearing sleeves, Fits Riding Mower, Zero Turn, Garden Tractor, 500 lbs Capacity, 2-Pack

What It Is

A 2-pack of flat-free tires (13x6.50-6) mounted on wheels with a 3/4" bearing bore and included 5/8" bearing sleeves. Designed for zero-turn mowers, riding tractors, and garden tractors where preventing flats is critical—no air, no punctures, no maintenance.

Fitment & Compatibility

Critical measurements to verify:

• Bearing bore: Wheel has a 3/4" bore; includes 5/8" sleeves to fit 5/8" axles. Confirm your axle diameter (measure with calipers) and whether you need the sleeves or can use the bore as-is.
• Tire size: 13x6.50-6 (13" diameter, 6.5" wide, 6" rim). Matches many zero-turn front tires and some rear on smaller tractors. Check clearance in the wheel well and around steering spindles.
• Load capacity: 500 lbs per tire (1000 lbs per pair). Sufficient for most residential zero-turns and riding mowers, but not for heavy commercial machines.
• Brand/model fit: Not OEM-specific; universal fit if above dimensions match. Measure your current tire’s overall diameter and width—any mismatch can affect deck height, steering, or clearance.

Key Things to Know

• Ride quality: Flat-free tires are stiffer than pneumatics. Expect a firmer ride, especially on uneven terrain. Not ideal for lawns you want a smooth finish on.
• Installation: Wheels come pre-assembled with bearings and sleeves. Just slide onto axle and secure with the existing retaining hardware. No inflation step.
• Durability: Solid rubber means no flats, but tread wear can be faster on pavement. Check tread pattern—these are general-purpose, not high-traction turf tires.
• Weight: Heavier than pneumatic equivalents. May affect steering effort on some zero-turn models.

Should You Buy It

Yes, if you’re tired of patching flats on a residential zero-turn or riding mower and don’t mind a stiffer ride. Best for flat, well-maintained lawns where puncture risks are high (nails, thorns, debris). Skip if you need a cushioned ride for bumpy terrain or require OEM-specific fitment for a commercial machine.