RONPOW 13x5.00-6 Tubeless Lawn Mower Tire, 13x5x6 Zero Turn Turf Tires, 4 Ply Rubber Smooth 13-5.00-6 Garden Tractor Tire for Residential and Commercial, 2Pack Tubeless, Load 450LBs

What It Is

A pair of 13x5.00-6 tubeless turf tires designed for zero-turn mowers, garden tractors, and other residential or commercial lawn equipment that requires a smooth, low-compaction tread. These tires support up to 450 lbs each, making them suitable for front or rear positions on mid-sized mowers.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Size check: Must match your existing tire’s dimensions exactly – 13” diameter, 5” width, 6” rim. Measure your current tire’s sidewall markings (e.g., 13x5.00-6) and the rim diameter.
• Rim width: These fit a 6” rim; confirm your rim’s bead seat width is 4-5” (common on zero-turn front wheels).
• Brand/model examples: Often used on Toro TimeCutter/Z-Master, John Deere Z500 series, Husqvarna Z200/Z400, and Cub Cadet ZT1/ZT2. Always verify your mower’s OEM part number (e.g., 614-05084 or 103-3927) – this is an aftermarket replacement, not OEM.
• Load & psi: Max 450 lbs per tire at 30 PSI. Heavier mowers (e.g., commercial zero-turns with attachments) may exceed this – check your mower’s weight per wheel.
• Tubeless only: No tube required; ensure your rim is tubeless-compatible (no rust or damage).

Key Things to Know

• Quality: 4-ply rating provides decent puncture resistance for residential use, but not as tough as 6-ply for heavy commercial abuse.
• Installation: Easy if you have basic tire tools (spoon levers, bead breaker). Smooth sidewall makes bead seating straightforward; use soapy water. No tube to install.
• Common gotcha: The smooth tread offers minimal traction on wet grass or slopes – not for hills or muddy conditions. Designed for flat turf.
• Load limit: 450 lbs per tire is fine for most residential zero-turns, but verify your mower’s front axle weight (often lighter than rear). Overloading can cause sidewall failure.

Should You Buy It

If you need a budget-friendly, smooth-tread replacement for front or rear tires on a residential zero-turn or garden tractor, and your machine’s per-wheel weight stays under 450 lbs, this is a solid choice. Skip it for hilly terrain, heavy commercial use, or if you need aggressive traction.