15x6.00-6nhs Lawn Mower Front Tire 4 Ply 15x6x6 Lawn Mower 570 Lbs Tire and Wheel with 3/4" Iron Bushing and 6 Spacers, Replacement for Garden Lawn Tractor Riding Lawn Mowers, 1 Pack

What It Is

This is a 15x6.00-6 NHS (Not Highway Service) front tire and wheel assembly designed for riding lawn mowers and garden tractors. It’s a direct replacement for the front position on many brands, rated for up to 570 lbs per tire, with a 4-ply rating for moderate durability on turf and light-duty terrain.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Measure your existing tire: Must be 15 inches tall, 6 inches wide, and fit a 6-inch rim. The “NHS” means it’s not for highway use—fine for mowers.
• Bore size: This comes with a 3/4-inch iron bushing and 6 spacers. Verify your mower’s axle diameter (common sizes: 3/4”, 5/8”, 1/2”). If your axle is 5/8” or 1/2”, you’ll need to use the included spacers or swap the bushing.
• Bolt pattern: Wheel uses a 4-bolt pattern, typically 4 on 4-inch centers (common on many tractors like Craftsman, John Deere, Husqvarna, MTD, Troy-Bilt). Count your existing wheel’s lug holes and measure center-to-center.
• Offset: This is a zero-offset wheel (hub centered). Ensure your mower’s front axle doesn’t require a deeper offset—check clearance to the spindle and frame.
• Load capacity: 570 lbs per tire is plenty for most residential riding mowers (typically 400-600 lbs total). If you have a heavy commercial zero-turn, this may be undersized.

Key Things to Know

• Spacers are essential: The 6 included spacers (likely 1/4” thick) let you adjust the wheel’s position on the axle. Use them to center the tire and prevent rubbing against the spindle or frame.
• Installation is straightforward: No special tools—just a socket and ratchet. The tire comes pre-mounted and inflated. You may need to remove the old wheel’s bearing/bushing if it’s seized.
• Tread pattern: Likely a ribbed or smooth-tread design for minimal turf damage. Not for aggressive off-road use or mud.
• 4-ply vs 6-ply: 4-ply is adequate for flat lawns. If you frequently drive over rough terrain, rocks, or debris, consider a 6-ply for puncture resistance.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a budget-friendly, direct-fit front tire for a standard riding mower (Craftsman, Husqvarna, MTD, etc.) and your axle is 3/4” or you have the spacers to adapt. It’s a solid value for light-duty residential use but skip it if you need a heavy-duty 6-ply tire, a different bolt pattern, or a specific OEM offset.