MaxAuto 2 Pcs 13X5.00-6 Turf Tires,13x5-6 Zero Turn Riding Mower Tires, 13-5-6 Smooth Tire for Lawn Mower 4PR Tubeless

What It Is

A set of two 13x5.00-6 smooth turf tires designed for zero-turn mowers, riding mowers, and lawn tractors. The 4-ply (4PR) tubeless construction provides a durable, low-rolling-resistance surface for flat, manicured lawns.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Size verification: Tire measures 13 inches tall, 5 inches wide, fits a 6-inch rim. Measure your existing tire’s sidewall markings (e.g., “13x5.00-6”) to confirm.
• Rim compatibility: Fits standard 6-inch diameter rims with a 3-4 inch width range. Ensure your rim’s bolt pattern and offset match (common on brands like Cub Cadet, John Deere, Husqvarna, and Bad Boy).
• OEM vs aftermarket: Not an OEM part, but a direct replacement for most zero-turn and riding mowers that use this size. Check your owner’s manual or existing tire for load rating (max ~300 lbs per tire).
• Deck clearance: With a 13-inch outer diameter, it may sit slightly taller or shorter than stock tires—measure clearance between the tire and mower deck or frame before installing.

Key Things to Know

• Installation: Easy if your rim is removable. Use tire spoons or a pry bar; no special tools needed. Tubeless design requires a good seal at the bead—check for rim rust or damage.
• Tread pattern: Smooth (not ribbed or lugged) provides low turf damage but poor traction on wet grass or slopes. Not for rough terrain or hills.
• Quality: 4PR rating is standard for residential mowers. Users report reasonable tread life (1-2 seasons) but note sidewalls are softer than premium brands.
• Common gotcha: Tires may arrive slightly under-inflated (10-15 psi recommended). Over-inflating can cause ride harshness or bead leaks. Check pressure before first use.

Should You Buy It

Yes, if you need a budget-friendly, direct replacement for worn 13x5.00-6 turf tires on a residential zero-turn or riding mower used on flat, well-maintained lawns. Skip if you mow steep hills, wet grass, or need heavy-duty traction—consider a ribbed or lugged tire instead.