15x6.00-6nhs Lawn Mower Front Tire 4 Ply 15x6x6 Lawn Mower 570 Lbs Tire and Wheel with 3/4" Iron Bushing and 12 Spacers, Replacement for Garden Lawn Tractor Riding Lawn Mowers, 2 Pack

What It Is

This is a pair of 15x6.00-6 NHS (Not Highway Service) front tires mounted on steel wheels, designed for riding lawn mowers and garden tractors. The 4-ply rating and 570-lb load capacity suit residential mowing, light utility, and towing on turf or hard-packed dirt.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before purchasing, confirm these exact measurements:

• Tire size: 15x6.00-6 (15" diameter, 6" width, fits a 6" rim). Most common on front axles of mid-size riders (e.g., John Deere 100-series, Husqvarna, Craftsman, Troy-Bilt).
• Bushing: 3/4" iron bushing pre-installed. If your axle is 5/8" or 1", you’ll need to swap or add a bushing—12 spacers are included to adapt.
• Bolt pattern: 4-hole, 4" center-to-center (standard for most lawn tractors). Measure your old wheel’s lug spacing to verify.
• Load capacity: 570 lbs per pair—sufficient for front axles on mowers under 500 lbs total weight. Heavier zero-turns or commercial units may exceed this.

Check your mower’s existing tire size (printed on sidewall) and axle diameter. If your original tire is 15x6.00-6, this is a direct fit. For odd sizes (e.g., 16x6.50-8), not compatible.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: 4-ply rating is standard for residential use—durable against punctures but not for rocky or rough terrain. Tread pattern is turf-friendly (low rolling resistance, less damage to grass).
• Installation: Simple bolt-on if your axle uses a 3/4" bushing. If not, use the included spacers to shim the wheel hub—tighten lug nuts to 35–45 ft-lbs, no more.
• Common gotcha: The iron bushing may be slightly tight on some axles. Lightly sand or lubricate if needed. Do not force it—this can damage the bushing or axle.
• Spacers: 12 thin washers included for centering the wheel on the axle. Use them only if the wheel wobbles after mounting—stacking too many can cause imbalance.

Should You Buy It

Yes, if you need a reliable, budget-friendly front tire replacement for a standard residential riding mower. It’s a solid value for the price, with good reviews and easy installation—just verify your axle size and bolt pattern first. Skip it if you need heavy-duty flotation tires or a different wheel offset for a zero-turn.