MZREXN (2 Pack) 15x6.00-6 Lawn Mower Tires and Wheel Assembly, Front Tires Replacement Compatible with John Deere Riding Mowers Lawn Tractor, 4 Ply Pneumatic, 3" Offset Hub, 3/4" Bushings, Tubeless

What It Is

This is a 2-pack of front wheel assemblies (tire + rim) for riding mowers and lawn tractors, specifically designed to replace worn-out front tires on John Deere models. The 15x6.00-6 size and 4-ply pneumatic (tubeless) construction suit light-duty mowing on turf or paved surfaces.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm these critical measurements:

• Tire size: 15x6.00-6 (15" diameter, 6" width, 6" rim). Not compatible with 13" or 16" wheels.
• Hub offset: 3" offset (center of rim to mounting face). Measure your current wheel’s offset—wrong offset will cause steering or clearance issues.
• Bushing size: 3/4" bushings (fits 3/4" axle). If your tractor uses 5/8" or 1" axles, these won’t work without adapter sleeves.
• Bolt pattern: 4-bolt hub with standard 4" bolt circle. Verify your spindle uses a 4-bolt pattern.
• Compatible models: Fits many John Deere 100, 200, 300 series riders (e.g., D100, D130, X300, LA145). Always check your owner’s manual or measure old wheel.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: 4-ply rating is adequate for residential mowing but not heavy commercial use. Tread is smooth/ribbed—good for turf, poor on mud or steep slopes.
• Installation: Straightforward bolt-on swap if offset and bushing match. No tire mounting needed—comes pre-assembled. Use a torque wrench (35–45 ft-lbs) to avoid warping the hub.
• Common gotchas: The 3" offset may not match older John Deere models (e.g., LX series). Measure your old wheel’s offset from the mounting face to the tire centerline. Also check valve stem location—some users report it interferes with spindle clearance on certain decks.
• Tubeless: No inner tube; seals to rim bead. Inflate to 14–18 PSI. If tire won’t seat, use soapy water on bead.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a direct, budget-friendly replacement for a worn front tire on a John Deere lawn tractor with 3/4" axles and a 3" offset. Skip it if your machine uses different offset, axle size, or a 5-bolt pattern—or if you need a 6-ply tire for rough terrain.