(2 Pack) WEIZE 15x6.00-6 Tire and Wheel Assembly, Replacement Riding Lawn Mower Front Tires, Compatible with Craftsman Riding Lawn Mowers, 3" centered Hub, 3/4" Bushing
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Size: 15x6.00-6 with Gray Rim
Color: Gray
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- 15x6.00-6 Riding Lawn Mower Tire and Wheel Assembly, 2 pack, Tube style, 4 Ply rating, 3/4" Contractor-Grade Oil-Infused Bushings, 3" Centered Hub, Grease Fitting, 400lbs capacity.
- High quality lawn mower tire and wheel assembly with dark gray rim, exactly replacement front tires for Craftsman Riding Lawn Mowers. (Before ordering, please check your existing tire sidewall for tire size, measure your exist tire hub length, bushing/bearing size to ensure proper replacement fit.)
- Turf Saver tread provide excellent traction with a turf-friendly design. Durable construction for long-lasting performance in any conditions.
- Please remove the small stones and other alien objects in the tire patterns after you drive for a long distance.
- Note: Our tires belong to NHS series tire, not suitable for high speed service!
Brand: WEIZE
Seasons: Year Round
Size: 15x6.00-6 with Gray Rim
Section Width: 5.9 Inches
Load Capacity: 400 Pounds
Tread Type: Non-Directional
Maximum Pressure: 3E+1 Pound per Square Inch
Ply Rating: 4-Ply
Rim Width: 5 Inches
Item Diameter: 15 Inches
Brand: WEIZE
Seasons: Year Round
Size: 15x6.00-6 with Gray Rim
Section Width: 5.9 Inches
Load Capacity: 400 Pounds
Tread Type: Non-Directional
Maximum Pressure: 3E+1 Pound per Square Inch
Ply Rating: 4-Ply
Rim Width: 5 Inches
Item Diameter: 15 Inches
Construction Type: Bias
Manufacturer: WEIZE
Model: Lawn Mower Tire
Item Weight: 18.91 pounds
Manufacturer Part Number: TEF-0912
Date First Available: June 17, 2024
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Size: 15x6.00-6 with Gray Rim
Color: Gray
Arrived on time and quickly. Is what it states and fits my mower. The tires are about an inch taller than what I had, because they are more rounded as the old one were more plat across the top. They still are way better than what I had and at a great price. I’d recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Size: 15x6.00-6 with Gray Rim
Color: Gray
Fit perfect. Took old ones off and put these on within ten mins. Couldve just bought tires for around same price so why not get tires installed on the rims ready to go. Definitely would buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025 by Mykeez69
Size: 20x8-8-Tubeless with Rim
Color: Yellow
I could not find this tire and rim combo at any store near me and even a good few online retailers. Ethos fit perfectly. It looks to be an excellent quality tire. At least as good as the one that came on the mower. Glad I bought them.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025 by Nate
Size: 15x6-6-Tire with Rim
Color: Yellow
Wow, installed on JD 115 front and to my surprise it’s a rated tire of 30lbs which a far cry from a 14Lbs rated tire. Was simple to install with additional bearings and. Greased the fitting since they were exposed , so easy. So now it’s built for speed. It’s like having power steering. Amazing. So the back need something help too but have to wait. Hope these bad boys last. Others or OE lasted well over 15 years and still ok. Saving just in case of a flat. Would definitely buy again. Well done guys.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by Alan G
Size: 15x6.00-6 Tubeless Tire with Rim
Color: Yellow
These are great. Priced well and a perfect fit on my John Deere 125 Automatic. I’ve used them for a few months now and no issues.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Size: 15x6.00-6 Tubeless Tire with Rim
Color: Yellow
Easy to install on my Craftsman yard dump trailer 610243551. Need to have grease for bearing surface, wheel bearing grease should be OK.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by J
Size: 15x6.00-6 with Gray Rim
Color: Gray
Tires were fine. If your tires are held on by cotter pins, save them to install the new tires because the tire units come packaged with "C" washers meant for a grooved shaft. Also, grease the axles well before installing. Product was good. The older tires had a larger bearing surface which provides for less wear compared wit the reduced bearing surface. It should not make much difference before the tires need replacement in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025 by Ronald J. Hoffman
Size: 20x8-8-Tubeless with Rim
Color: Yellow
These weren't my first choice. I wanted the silver ones from the Antego store. But I couldn't be sure they would fit because the description didn't say if they were offset hub. A reviewer said that one fit a Murray of similar age to mine, but there was no free return for Prime members so I nixed it. I ended up with these, though my mower looks a little bit like a bumble bee now. Fit was just fine on my 2000 Murray 42" Select Twin. See pictures. For this mower you need 3.5" offset hub, 3/4" round with square keyway (I think 3/16"). Anyway, this is the tire. These don't come with any washers or a key so be sure to hang onto yours. Bit of grease and everything slides together fine. I did scrape a bit of the yellow paint from the very edges of the hub holes, but I don't know if that was even necessary. I did it because some reviews mentioned overspray, and I already had the tool to do it easily. An older version of this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CVL32MMW The overall diameter of these, tread to tread, measure 19". Originals with worn tread are 18". The rim diameter of these was only 1/8" larger than the originals (9" vs 8 7/8"). So just need to re-level the deck for the bit larger tire. No big deal. I think they could have thrown in a washer so I didn't have to re-use the 20-year old ones that are somewhat cupped. But that is probably a special diameter washer to fit the black hub of this mower. And the price was good, so no ding for a washer. I'm not fond of the color, and they don't offer a silver one in this size. Few choices on Amazon, overall. No ding for the color. Installation is easy. Honestly, the hardest part is levering that black plastic cap off the hub. It snaps onto that large washer behind it. The E-clip comes off easily with a screwdriver. Then the large washer and then the tire. I had taken mine off before (to check hub/offset, etc) and greased the axles. Originally (before grease) they came off with a little persuasion, but no cussing, so all's well. Five stars in my book. I was getting "tired" of filling my old tires every time I mowed because the original Carlisle rubber was dried out and leaky. This Tennessee-build Murray is 24 years old and still going strong. New tires/hubs still seemed a good investment given the outrageous prices on newer mowers of lower quality. I didn't want to mess with mounting new tires on the old hubs though that would be cheaper.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024 by Dave Dave