Roueoo13x5.00-6 Tires for Zero Turn Mower,with Upgraded 3/4"or 5/8" and 1/2" Bearing More Durable, 13x5.00-6 Flat Free Tire, 13x5-6 Lawn Mower Tires,4.2"-5.2" Center Hub, Load 500lbs

What It Is

This is a set of flat-free (non-pneumatic) 13x5.00-6 tires designed for zero-turn mowers, replacing standard air-filled tires on front caster wheels. The solid foam construction eliminates flats, making them ideal for heavy-duty commercial or residential mowing on rough terrain.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify three measurements:

• Tire size: 13x5.00-6 (13” outer diameter, 5” width, 6” rim diameter). Fits any mower accepting this standard size.
• Bearing bore: Comes with upgraded bearings in 3/4", 5/8", and 1/2" options. Measure your axle shaft diameter—most zero-turns use 3/4" or 5/8".
• Center hub: 4.2" to 5.2" hub diameter. Check your wheel hub’s bolt pattern and clearance; this fits common zero-turn brands (e.g., Toro, Exmark, Gravely, John Deere) but verify your specific model’s hub specs.

Not compatible with mowers requiring a different tire size (e.g., 13x6.50-6) or non-standard axle diameters.

Key Things to Know

• Weight capacity: Rated at 500 lbs per tire—sufficient for most zero-turn front ends, but check total mower weight if heavily loaded.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. You’ll need to remove the old wheel, swap bearings (if needed), and reinstall. No special tools required, but a jack or block may help.
• Ride quality: Flat-free tires are stiffer than pneumatic. Expect a rougher ride on uneven ground, especially at higher speeds.
• Durability: Upgraded bearings are a plus over standard units, but the solid tire can still wear with heavy use or sharp debris.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you’re tired of fixing flats on your zero-turn’s front caster tires and don’t mind a stiffer ride. They’re a solid upgrade for commercial mowing or rough lawns where punctures are common. Skip them if you prioritize a smooth, cushioned ride or need exact OEM fitment without measuring your axle and hub first.