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Carlisle Turf Trac R/S Lawn & Garden Tire - 20X10-8

4.5/5 (479 reviews)
$85.07
Carlisle Turf Trac R/S Lawn & Garden Tire - 20X10-8
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What It Is

The Carlisle Turf Trac R/S is a 20x10-8 lawn and garden tire designed for rear-wheel drive on ride-on mowers, garden tractors, and zero-turn mowers. Its ribbed tread provides low rolling resistance and minimal turf damage, making it ideal for mowing and light utility use on established lawns.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify three things: tire size (20x10-8), rim size (8-inch diameter), and load rating (check your mower’s weight specs). This tire fits many John Deere, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, Craftsman, and Troy-Bilt models, but always cross-reference your OEM tire number or measure your existing tire’s width and diameter. It’s an aftermarket replacement, not OEM, so check that your rim width is between 7 and 8.5 inches. If you have a zero-turn, confirm the tire matches your mower’s drive system (e.g., belt vs. shaft). No deck size adjustments needed—tire size is independent of cutting width.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality: 4.5/5 stars from 479 reviews—users praise durability and even wear, though some note it runs slightly narrower than spec.
  • Installation: Easy if you have tire irons and a bead seater; otherwise, budget $15–$25 per tire for a shop to mount and balance.
  • Gotchas: The ribbed tread provides poor traction on wet grass or slopes—stick to flat, dry terrain. It’s a 6-ply rated tire, so it handles moderate loads but not heavy equipment like zero-turn mowers over 1,000 lbs.
  • Air pressure: Recommended 14–20 PSI; overinflating causes a harsh ride and center wear.

Should You Buy It

Buy the Carlisle Turf Trac R/S if you need a reliable, turf-friendly replacement for a rear tire on a garden tractor or rider used primarily on flat, dry lawns. It’s a solid value for the price, but avoid it if you mow hills, wet grass, or need aggressive traction—look at a turf-saver or knobby tire instead.

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