TRIPOWER Turf Tires 13x5.00-6 for Lawn Mower and Garden Tractor, 4PR Tubeless, 295lbs Capacity, 1 Pack

What It Is

The TRIPOWER 13x5.00-6 turf tire is a replacement tire for lawn mowers and garden tractors. It’s designed for light-duty mowing on turf or hard-packed dirt—ideal for front steer tires on zero-turn mowers or rear tires on small riding mowers.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm three things:

• Tire size: Must be exactly 13x5.00-6. This means 13-inch outer diameter, 5-inch width, and a 6-inch rim diameter.
• Rim compatibility: This is a tubeless tire for a 6-inch wheel. Your existing rim must match this diameter and be tubeless-ready (no tube required).
• Load rating: 295 lbs per tire at max pressure (specs say 30 PSI). Check your mower’s weight and axle load—this is fine for most residential zero-turn and garden tractors but too light for heavy commercial use or rear tires on large tractors.

Measure your current tire’s sidewall markings. Do not rely on mower model alone—brands like John Deere, Husqvarna, and Craftsman use various tire sizes even on similar models. If your old tire says 13x5.00-6, it will fit. If not, it won’t.

Key Things to Know

• Quality vs price: 4PR (4-ply rating) is standard for residential turf tires. This is a budget option—fine for mowing but not for rough terrain or heavy loads.
• Installation: Easy if you’re comfortable changing a tire. No special tools needed—just tire irons and a pump. Tubeless means no inner tube to mess with.
• Common gotcha: The tire may arrive under-inflated or slightly out-of-round. Inflate to 30 PSI and check for wobble on the mower. If it wobbles, it’s likely a tire defect—return it.
• Tread pattern: Smooth turf tread (no deep lugs). Good for lawns, poor for mud or snow.

Should You Buy It

Buy it if you need a direct replacement for a worn 13x5.00-6 turf tire on a residential mower and want a budget-friendly, no-fuss option. Skip it if you need higher load capacity (e.g., for a heavy zero-turn or commercial mower) or if you mow on wet, uneven ground—you’ll want a deeper tread or higher ply rating.