SunF A003 ATV/UTV/Lawn-Mowers Off-Road Tire 19x7-8, 6 PR, Directional Knobby Tread

We had to use inner-tubes to install these as they are too narrow at the rim, and too stiff a sidewall to mount as a tubeless tire on an 8" rim. I had them installed at a large professional tire dealership with all the proper tools. They couldn't get them to seat up on the rim without tubes. Plan on buying tubes in addition to the tires. But the tires are GREAT heavy sidewall, well built tractor tires once installed. Just what I was looking for, for use on steeper terrain, and hauling 1/4 ton trailer loads of firewood behind a garden tractor on trails! Sure beats the old turf tires, no more getting stuck.

I expected to have the tread be smaller but it is quite the ooposite, the tread is about 3/4 inch thick, so this would be a very helpful tire when mudding or rough trail riding, dont drive these on the road/street or youll lose that tread quickly, I sadly speak from experience :(

Love em i have i bunch twisted hills on my property these roll like it s nothing and they do Not tear up the stuff unless you make em love em

The turf tires we originally had weren't gripping well enough to get up the hills in our front and back yard. Put these bad boys on and wha-la! All over the yard, up and down with zero issues!

I replaced my zero turn's tires with these, even though they are not exact size equivalent. My Cub Cadet RZT-42 zero turn's OEM tires were 18x8.5-8, meaning they are 1" narrower than the SunF A003 (18x9.5-8). There was no modification necessary to make these fit - there's actually plenty of room all around the tires.The traction is great. There's a hill in our yard that gives me fits - or it used to - and I would find myself sliding or spinning out if the grass was at all wet. Not with these tires, though. It's a surefooted as a mountain goat.I tried to seat these on the rims myself. I finally gave up before I bent something or broke the bead. I called Tire Discounters and they installed them on the rims. They wouldn't take payment since they didn't know what to charge (not something they had ever done before) and I already had the old tires off, the rims perfectly clean, and the new tires halfway on, so I bought the store six dozen fresh donuts from an awesome bakery the next morning as a way to say thanks. It was worth every penny and more to have them install those two tires. Something to consider if you don't know the tricks to getting tires seated.One minor downside is that if you're not good at turns, on dry grass you can rip your lawn up a bit. Not a problem with a little bit of practice, though.

I have a Cub Cadet LTX 1050 with 20x8x8 turf tires. These 20x10x8 SunF tires fit perfectly and do exactly what I need them to do. They get me up my steep hill in my back yard with no slipping anymore. I have struggled to mow that yard for a year now as the turf tires just couldn't handle the incline. These SunF tires did the trick and they allow me to climb the steepest section of my yard now with ease. So anyone out there who has 20x8x8 tires, don't worry these 20x10x8 tires will fit just as well. Just make sure you have at least an extra inch of clearance on the inside between the tire and the mower as these tires are an inch wider on the inside and an inch wider on the outside. My Cub Cadet had no problem handling these tires and had plenty of extra room to accommodate the extra inch. Highly recommended. P.S. I put these on the rim myself and it took me at least 2 and a half hours and by the end I was exhausted. I recommend just taking them to a mechanic or tire dealer who can put them on for you. The expense to get them put on is worth it to save your back, knees, and hands.

Replaced a old blown out tire with these, old tires where the factory 20x8-8 on a John Deere, D110, and I really do see the difference and like these new tires. I have a yard on a slope and before with the yard saver tires, I did more damage trying to get up the hill then they would save. Just installed these over the weekend, and got out and started like normal, and I had so much more traction then before. Really wish I would have thought to replace these earlier. I do not have any experience with the other style tractor tires, these look aggressive and I figured I would give them a try, and I am not disappointed that I did, they are a very aggressive tire. I did notice in the dirt areas that it would leave tread marks(kind of expected), but in the grassy areas, no problems with turning or going uphill in a slightly dew covered yard. Happy with the 6ply, as I occasionally end up finding things in the yard, think these should stand up better then a 2ply.

I have a Craftsman 46" lawn tractor with rear drive turf tires 20x8x8. It has been very difficult to mow; the front yard is downhill teared at 30 to 35 degree slop. The mower will not mow up the incline without a running start and slides when going down. My wife and I try going crossways but you still slide, spin and get stuck.Last week my wife got stuck and when she tried to free the mower it rolled downhill dragging her with it (she is ok, very blessed).She said we must get a better tractor; but after some research desided on these tires (sun f 19x9.5x8). The tires arrived yesterday and I have taken the original tires off the rims and mounted mounted the new tires them on them (difficult but complete).The mower is better now than a new mower would have been. Sun f tires made my wife smile again...She goes nonstop straight up the hills at any speed (no spinning) and down with no sliding or any lack of control. We easly mow without fear of hitting stuck.