Carlisle Turf Saver Bias Tire - 18x7.50-8 4

Tire is of good quality and arrived early. I would buy again.

The tires are great and exactly what I ordered but I was physically unable to get them onto the rims. I’ve changed tires before and own the cheap harbor freight small tire changer system but these were just too small and there was no stretch. I had to take them to a local tire guy and he had to use his machine to get them mounted. Again, great tires.

This is my second replacement tire for my lawnmower. I likes the first one so much when the other tire needed replacing, I ordered the same tire. Good solid tire. No problems mounting.

Tire was for a riding mower. Extremely hard to mount on to the wheel due to inverted sections of the threaded section of the tire.Otherwise good price and perfect fit.

The brand is reliable and are known to last.

Fit very good tire

Just what I needed for my 7ft tractor mount finishing mower. Came across too many cheaper versions that were only rated 2 ply. While I've used the 2 ply in past, they just don't hold up well for a more demanding mower use. Plus their weaker design has had me re-inflating them a few times when they got over compressed in use and "blowing out".Many folks complain about mounting these; but one of the most important aspects is to warm the new tire up before trying to mount it. I let two of these sit out in strong sunlight to the point they were almost too hot to handle with bare hands and then it took me only about 3 minutes to get each one installed. Sure it may take a try or two to get everything situated just right; but once you have things in place the tire goes on pretty quick. BTW, if you don't have a couple of tire spoons I'd recommend getting them. I've done car, truck and motorcycle tires over the years and biggest gripe with lawnmower tires is the small size and holding them. Patience and recognizing what you are doing wrong will get you through the task.

tire was a perfect fit

The mower still has the original tyres from over 20 years ago and with half an acre to mow for 10 of those years, they’ve given good service, so when one of the rear tyres got a slow puncture I ordered the exact same tyre as a replacement. It arrived squashed into a curious triangular shape but, no worries, it would pump up to the correct shape. Except getting the bead to seal takes luck and perseverance… Remove the wheel to change the tyre (I removed the old one without taking the wheel off - bad move) and once you’ve got the new tyre on, soap the sealing surface liberally. While pumping air into the tyre, centre the wheel evenly so the bead is equidistant from the rim all round. Spin the wheel inside the tyre if necessary to make sure you have the same amount of rim showing everywhere. Taking care to maintain that equal amount of visible rim, turn the wheel so one of the triangle points is at the bottom and push down on the top of the tyre. Rotate the wheel to the next triangle point and do the same. Keep turning the wheel to each point and pushing down and the bead will eventually ride up the rim and seal. The tyre will then inflate.Actually - forget all that. Save yourself a pile of trouble and take the wheel and new tyre to a professional and get them to change it.PS. Don’t forget to replace the valve when you replace the tyre.

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Replaced front tire on Troy Bilt neighborhood rider.

this is the second 11x4 I have purchased from you although the same manufacture it has a wider profile. I shall replace the other existing when the hawthorn cuttings has made the unrepairable. Good value tyres

This tire is a prefect mate to my (still good) original tire.I hope that the rubber lasts longer than the original; the machine is stored inside, away from UV light but one of the original tires developed a severe crack. So far the new tire has lasted a season (as I would hope) and I look forward to many more.