24x12.00-12 Lawn & Garden Mower Tires, Set of 2,6 Ply Tubeless | 24x12x12 Tractor Turf Tire, Set of 2,Tubeless,6 Ply Heavy Duty, For Riding Golf Carts Lawn Mower

What It Is

This is a set of two 24x12.00-12 tubeless turf tires, 6-ply rated, designed for heavier lawn & garden equipment like riding mowers, zero-turn mowers, golf carts, and small tractors. The low-profile, wide tread provides flotation and traction on grass without damaging turf.

Fitment & Compatibility

Critical measurements to verify before ordering:

• Tire size: 24x12.00-12 (24" overall diameter, 12" wide, fits a 12" rim). Do not confuse with 24x12.00-8 or 24x12.00-10.
• Rim width: These fit a 12" diameter rim, typically 8.5"–10" wide. Measure your existing rim width—if narrower or wider, the tire may not seat or handle correctly.
• Load rating: 6-ply (load range C) is suitable for mowers up to ~1,200 lbs total. Check your machine’s gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) on the tire placard or manual.
• Brand/model fit: Not OEM-specific. Works on most riding mowers, zero-turns, and golf carts that originally used 24x12.00-12 tires. Common on John Deere, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, Craftsman, and similar.
• Lug pattern/offset: These are tires only—no wheels. You will need compatible 12" rims with the correct bolt pattern (typically 4x4" or 4x4.5") and offset for your machine.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Moderate. Mounting tubeless tires on rims requires tire irons, a bead seater (ratchet strap or starting fluid trick), and an air compressor. Not a quick swap—budget 30–60 minutes per tire.
• 6-ply construction: Heavier than standard 4-ply. Improves puncture resistance and load capacity but adds weight (~35 lbs per tire). May affect ride smoothness on uneven ground.
• Tread pattern: Turf-saver style with shallow, wide lugs. Excellent on grass, poor in mud or deep snow. Not for aggressive off-road use.
• Common gotcha: These tires are slightly wider than some OEM tires. Measure clearance between the tire and mower deck, frame, or steering linkage before buying. A 12" wide tire may rub on tight zero-turn mowers.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you need a heavy-duty, puncture-resistant replacement for worn or damaged 24x12.00-12 turf tires on a riding mower, zero-turn, or golf cart, and you’re comfortable with DIY mounting (or have a shop do it). Skip them if you need a lighter 4-ply tire for a smaller machine, or if your mower uses a different tire size (e.g., 23x10.50-12) or a non-standard rim width.