Husqvarna OEM Mower 6" Front Wheel Rim Assembly / 532106732 532124801 532141446 532125021 532138336 532182375 106732X417

What It Is

This is a genuine Husqvarna OEM 6-inch front wheel rim assembly designed for zero-turn mowers. It replaces part numbers 532106732, 532124801, 532141446, 532125021, 532138336, 532182375, and 106732X417, and is used to support the front end of commercial or residential zero-turn models.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify three things: first, measure the tire size—this rim fits 6-inch diameter tires only (typically 13x6.5-6 or similar). Second, check your mower’s brand and model; this is Husqvarna OEM, so it directly fits many Husqvarna zero-turn decks (e.g., Z242F, Z254, Z4219, Z4623, Z4824, Z560, Z600 series) but may also fit some Poulan Pro, Craftsman, or McCulloch models using the same wheel hub pattern. Third, confirm the axle hole diameter—this rim uses a 5/8-inch (0.625") bore with a 3/4-inch shoulder. If your mower uses a different axle size (e.g., 3/4" or 1/2"), it won’t fit. Always cross-reference your mower’s model number with the OEM part numbers listed above.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Genuine OEM, so expect better durability and exact fit than aftermarket copies. The rim is steel with a welded center hub.
• Installation: Easy—just remove the old wheel, slide this on, and secure with the existing axle bolt or pin. No special tools required.
• Common gotcha: The rim does not include a tire or bearing. You reuse your existing tire and inner tube (if applicable). If the old tire is worn, you’ll need to buy a separate 6” tire.
• Compatibility overlap: Many aftermarket “universal” 6” wheels have different offsets. This OEM part has a specific offset (approx. 2” from hub face to rim edge) that matches Husqvarna zero-turn geometry—using a wrong offset can cause steering issues or tire rub.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a direct, hassle-free replacement for a damaged or worn front wheel on a Husqvarna zero-turn mower. It’s the right choice for owners who want OEM reliability and don’t want to gamble with aftermarket fitment. If you’re on a tight budget or have a non-Husqvarna model, measure carefully first—or consider a cheaper aftermarket option that matches your axle and offset.